Elon Musk suggests Tesla looks more like Amazon: report

Elon Musk would have suggested that Tesla looks more like Amazon to improve its distribution system

Elon Musk would have suggested that Tesla looks more like Amazon to improve its distribution system

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Elon Musk would have suggested that Tesla looks more like Amazon to improve its distribution system

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Tesla will bring a change to its delivery system in the next quarter to reduce the number of vehicles installed at its Fremont, Calif. Plant, said Fred Lambert of Electrek.
According to Electrek, Tesla will immediately send the ordered vehicles to the local delivery centers, instead of keeping them at the Fremont factory until the customer sets a delivery date.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk reportedly compared the electric car manufacturer to Amazon during a phone call with employees last week, suggesting that the online retailer would not survive if it used a delivery system similar to that used by Tesla for custom vehicles.
Improving delivery logistics has been the focus of Tesla's focus this year.
Visit the Business Insider home page for more stories.

Tesla will bring a change to its delivery system in the next quarter to reduce the number of vehicles installed at its Fremont, Calif. Plant, said Fred Lambert of Electrek.
According to Electrek, Tesla will immediately send the ordered vehicles to the local delivery centers, instead of keeping them at the Fremont factory until the customer sets a delivery date.
Read more: With Elon Musk of Tesla and RJ Scaringe of Rivian, we have Henry Ford and Alfred Sloan electric vehicles
Tesla CEO Elon Musk reportedly compared the electric car manufacturer to Amazon during a phone call with employees last week, suggesting that the online retailer would not survive if it used a delivery system similar to that used by Tesla for custom vehicles.
"Amazon would go bankrupt should they wait until customers are ready to take delivery before shipping," Musk said during a phone call, according to the Electrek report.
Read more: Sign up here to attend IGNITION: Transportation, an event focused on the future of transportation, in San Francisco on October 22.
Tesla did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment.
Improving delivery logistics has been the focus of Tesla's focus this year. The company said the difficulties it encountered in the international deliveries of its Model 3 sedan were opposed in the first quarter, but Musk said Tesla had quickly improved its international delivery system after setting a record for deliveries. of vehicles in the second quarter.
Read the full story of Electrek here.
Are you a former or former Tesla employee? Do you have an opinion on what it's like to work there? Contact this reporter at [email protected].

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Elon Musk would have suggested that Tesla looks more like Amazon to improve its distribution system

Elon Musk would have suggested that Tesla looks more like Amazon to improve its distribution system

Cars, BITranspo, Tesla, Elon Musc, Amazon, BI Select

Elon Musk would have suggested that Tesla looks more like Amazon to improve its distribution system

2019-09-16T21: 20: 00 + 02: 00

2019-09-16T21: 21: 10 + 02: 00

Tesla will bring a change to its delivery system in the next quarter to reduce the number of vehicles installed at its Fremont, Calif. Plant, said Fred Lambert of Electrek.
According to Electrek, Tesla will immediately send the ordered vehicles to the local delivery centers, instead of keeping them at the Fremont factory until the customer sets a delivery date.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk reportedly compared the electric car manufacturer to Amazon during a phone call with employees last week, suggesting that the online retailer would not survive if it used a delivery system similar to that used by Tesla for custom vehicles.
Improving delivery logistics has been the focus of Tesla's focus this year.
Visit the Business Insider home page for more stories.

Tesla will bring a change to its delivery system in the next quarter to reduce the number of vehicles installed at its Fremont, Calif. Plant, said Fred Lambert of Electrek.
According to Electrek, Tesla will immediately send the ordered vehicles to the local delivery centers, instead of keeping them at the Fremont factory until the customer sets a delivery date.
Read more: With Elon Musk of Tesla and RJ Scaringe of Rivian, we have Henry Ford and Alfred Sloan electric vehicles
Tesla CEO Elon Musk reportedly compared the electric car manufacturer to Amazon during a phone call with employees last week, suggesting that the online retailer would not survive if it used a delivery system similar to that used by Tesla for custom vehicles.
"Amazon would go bankrupt should they wait until customers are ready to take delivery before shipping," Musk said during a phone call, according to the Electrek report.
Read more: Sign up here to attend IGNITION: Transportation, an event focused on the future of transportation, in San Francisco on October 22.
Tesla did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment.
Improving delivery logistics has been the focus of Tesla's focus this year. The company said the difficulties it encountered in the international debut of its Model 3 sedan were opposed in the first quarter, but Musk said Tesla had quickly improved its international delivery system after setting a record for deliveries. of vehicles in the second quarter.
Read the full story of Electrek here.
Are you a former or former Tesla employee? Do you have an opinion on what it's like to work there? Contact this reporter at [email protected].

Read more:
Aurora's $ 2.5 billion CEO does not allow meetings for the first 3 hours of the day. Here's why he's banking on concentration to win an overcrowded car race.
Tesla's airbags did not inflate when the model 3 of a family crashed against a guardrail and claim that the company does not cooperate with the investigation, according to the Victim's lawyer
New Tesla Service Center temporarily shut down after failing to inspect the building
Elon Musk suggested that Tesla is working on a new powertrain that will speed up the S, X and Roadster models.

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