Tesla sold over 420k vehicles in Q1 and they are profitable but they make what most consider cars at this point. The cyber truck when it happens maybe another story.
It's almost like there is more to the story and someone is just butt hurt.
We just put the kibosh on the blue haired that thought it was cool to charge her Leaf on the company dime.
It’s paid off, but yes, we paid them in person. We don’t have anything automatically taken out of our bank accounts.
Interestingly enough, they provide a monthly vehicle allowance.
But, does it make sense to own one car to commute in and a second car for everything else? Purely from a cost perspective, that scenario probably never makes sense.
Which is exactly why we stopped that shit real quick. Last thing I need is a bunch of drivers with access to company fuel cards/systems feeling like the company owes them something.
Why not?
In our case the tesla owners are managers and superintendents.... They had the charging stations installed when they bought the vehicles...
^DIdn't think of it that way, as at time of purchase (Aug 2022) Lightning & Rivian were the only EV trucks available in my area (SoCal) as much as I wanted the Ram EV or Silverado EV instead!
