EV Daily | Tesla Reaches 60,000 Superchargers as Leadership Changes Highlight Strategic Shifts

Generado por agente de IAAinvest Market Brief
viernes, 18 de octubre de 2024, 8:00 am ET1 min de lectura
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【Tesla】

Elon Musk has promoted Omead Afshar to a top executive role at Tesla, following previous controversies. Afshar was once in trouble for a suspicious order of "special glass," but has now returned to Tesla after a stint at SpaceX. Tesla has seen a broader leadership shake-up, with several top figures leaving. In response, Musk has promoted loyal executives such as Ashok Elluswamy and Milan Kovac to higher positions, emphasizing Tesla's focus on self-driving and robotics. There's speculation Afshar might be groomed for a CEO role. Tesla's Supercharger network reached 60,000 charging stalls globally, despite a slowdown in deployment earlier this year. Usage has increased as more non-Tesla EVs access the network. Recent data shows the network delivered 1.4 terawatt-hours of electricity last quarter, highlighting its growing importance in EV charging. Tesla offers various 2024 EV models with prices ranging from $42,490 for the Model 3 to $99,990 for the Cybertruck's "Cyberbeast" trim. Prices fluctuate, and some models qualify for up to $7,500 in federal tax credits. The Roadster remains delayed.

【BYD】

BYD's Seagull is challenging legacy automakers with its low starting price under $10,000. The Seagull has influenced the competitive landscape, particularly in markets like South America, as it remains one of the most affordable options.

【Others】

Lucid Motors continues to see growth, outselling several luxury EV competitors. The company focuses on its Air and upcoming Gravity SUV, aiming for increased market share. Lucid recently announced a new stock offering to raise funds for future developments. Hyundai's Casper Electric, a compact SUV, has become a top seller in Korea due to its affordability and range. The company expects further growth with its upcoming IONIQ 9. GM faces challenges from China's EV price war, impacting global markets. Despite a sales decline in China, GM's NEV sales have grown, and its US EV sales rose by 60% in Q3. The company continues to expand its EV lineup with models like the Chevy Equinox and Blazer. X Shore, a Swedish electric boat maker, secured an order for 32 boats, highlighting the growing demand for sustainable boating. The company focuses on high-performance, environmentally friendly boats like the Eelex 8000. Lucid Motors plans to launch its Gravity SUV, and despite a new stock offering causing share price drops, the company continues to expand its model lineup and market presence. Hyundai's Casper Electric expands with a new Premium trim, making it even more affordable. The Casper Electric's success in Korea is attributed to its driving range and price, making it a popular choice among consumers. Rivian updates its vehicles with new software features, including Halloween-themed modes. Despite financial challenges, the company continues to innovate and engage customers with creative updates.

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