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Tesla is rumored to be preparing a massive round of layoffs (lemmy.ca)
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https://electrek.co/2024/04/14/tesla-rumor-massive-round-layoffs/

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[โ€“] [email protected] -1 points 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago)

Well you can tell by the numbers, many people are leaving because of bad moderation and the echo chamber mentality. I mistakenly thought this was a group to talk about electric cars which is a topic I am passionate about.

Now to the topic, I can see layoffs or pauses on the y and 3 line. Not sure about the x or s line

I cannot see layoffs on the cyber truck line as they have a backlog of several years. It would make zero business sense to disrupt that line.

I do agree with Elon, interest rates are hurting sales. I also think Elon is hurting sales with his strange behavior. I also think some of the recent design choices were strange.

I get about 280 miles per charge with my 3. I think they need to get about 500 to drive more sales.

ETA: and thank you for trying to engage in a conversation instead of buzzwords and catch phrases. The only way lemmy survives is through interaction.