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Their president has about as much power as Great Britian's king.

Probably forced on franchisees that didn't have the capability to accept them.

Why they didn't have charging stations eludes me. I can understand not being able to add them to some leased property, but they needed to make sure one was near or else flag them as not supported at that location. Are Hertz locations a franchise?

Until that department is gutted, many new things have great customer service such as this at first then it goes to crap to save money. It's only one temper tantrum away.

I think it was doomed from inception, but they could have gotten the details better, at least to the point where an executive didn't leave because of it. The entire idea of renting to Uber drivers for significantly less just sounded ludicrous to me. It was almost like they said EVe we got to do...

I couldn't find a thing Hertz did that I would consider a smart decision. The entire concept of the Uber deal just blew my mind.

Wasn't Lincoln referred to as a shaved ape in a debate?

He already has done that.

Firing her was fine, firing the entire team was the temper tantrum.

My thoughts, Musk took a valuable part of the company, took a big steaming dump on it making it worth less. The charging division was the perfect type of thing to spinoff. https://www.autoevolution.com/news/energy-giant-bp-to-feast-on-tesla-supercharger-now-that-elon-musk-threw-it-away-233690.html

Doesn't have parking sensors? https://www.theautopian.com/i-hit-another-car-while-driving-a-tesla-cybertruck-but-in-a-weird-way-i-didnt-expect/

He had a temper tantrum because of a disagreement with the person in charge of that division. I've seen where they are supposedly rehiring parts of the team.

I think they should have spun it off if they didn't want to have it a part of the business.

I'd be worried if I was on the board, you fire an executive on the spot, firing 500 people on a whim like that is not smart business. https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/inside-story-elon-musks-mass-firings-tesla-supercharger-staff-2024-05-15/

Here are a bunch of Teslas at the mall. This really isn't a good sign for Tesla, if it was a legacy automaker they would be shutting down a factory temporarily. I'm not sure they know how to deal with the down cycles, auto sales are very cyclical...

The school also screwed up, my graduation was in a 15,000 seat arena and each student could only get three tickets at first.

In progress https://nypost.com/2024/05/12/us-news/howard-university-graduation-in-chaos-canceled-mid-ceremony/

Tesla can't say either now, they have given up control of their biggest selling point. Unless there was some other deal that caused them to do this it is too big of a risk IMHO. Maybe no monopoly lawsuit if they do this?

That's a good plan, if their business was chargers. Their business is cars and having a wide network of chargers is their selling point. Trusting it to "contractors" is a gamble. If I remember correctly were t you big on Tesla as a company because it was a fully integrated top to bottom operation?