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Sveinung Sleire, Bloomberg
Aviation is looking to take a cue from the auto industry, making plans to launch electricity-powered planes. Who better then than Norway, whose drivers love Tesla, to be out front on electric planes?
2 years ago
Associated Press
Chicago is already ahead of New York in connecting its far-away airport to downtown. Cutting that 40-minute train trip down to 12 minutes could produce more demand than these electric vehicles can handle.
2 years ago
Sarah Enelow-Snyder, Skift
The sharing economy hardly puts a dent in the fact that most American road trips occur with owned cars. But look out for brands adapting to electric vehicles before driverless cars change things completely.
2 years ago
Keith Naughton, Bloomberg
A new AAA survey doesn't bode well for companies like Alphabet and Tesla that are betting big on self-driving cars. The bottom line is that Americans are still freaked out by the idea of not having a real person behind the wheel. Will anything ever ease those anxieties?
2 years ago
Eric Newcomer, Bloomberg
Lyft is looking to formally launch in Canada this year, so having an experienced chief operating officer on hand is vital. It doesn't hurt that McNeill comes from Tesla, which has pioneered various automated driving technologies.
2 years ago
Bloomberg
How will electric cars with batteries that can be swapped out in three minutes impact vacationers on road trips, as well as the taxi, ridesharing, rail, and airline sectors? Perhaps the more pertinent question for now is whether NIO and others will out-innovate Tesla in the electric car arena.
2 years ago
Brian Eckhouse and Dana Hull, Bloomberg
Tesla has a limited supply of its Superchargers, and this isn't going to have a wide impact for now among commercial operators such as Uber and Lyft, or the taxi industry. Tesla, though, is expanding its reach: It will soon have three Supercharging stations in Manhattan, for example.
2 years ago
Joan Lowy , Associated Press
Humans have a way of mucking up the works sometimes, especially when you're talking about the initial adoption of new technology like self-driving cars. The test and learn approach will one day solve this problem too.
4 years ago
Marisa Garcia, Skift
Qantas is making some very smart and bold branding moves. The timing of this collaboration with Tesla around the launch of the Model S is only the latest.
4 years ago
Alexandra E. Petri, Skift
Airbnb has been adept at partnering with brands that coincide with its vibe and Tesla certainly fits right in.
5 years ago
Dana Hull, Bloomberg
Sounds like fun, if you can afford it.
5 years ago
Marisa Garcia, Skift
As the appropriately green-tied and iconically white-moustached Dutch gentleman says on the video: “It’s absolute progress.” For Tesla, at least.
6 years ago
