Category: Tesla

Table of Contents Introduction Tesla Motors Analysis Conclusion References Introduction Today, the main challenge Tesla Motors is to face lies in its innovative strategy. As long as the group has ambitions to provide high-quality batteries for electric vehicles, it has to solve two primary problems: the promotion of battery usage and the high cost of…

The automotive market segment has historically been essential to economic growth and development. According to Saberi (2018), it represents almost 4% of the world GDP, and, in the context of developed economies, 1% of automotive industry growth triggers respective 1,5% growth in the country’s GDP. Such a relationship is caused by the automotive sector’s strategic…

Table of Contents Meaning of Data Visualizations John Snow’s Observations Modern Data Visualization Techniques Scientific Publication Similar to John Snow’s Observations Edward Tufte’s Approach Data Visualization in the Field of Business Conclusion References Data visualization is crucial in helping the audience understand complex information that is represented using numbers. Through data visualization, people interact with…

Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion References Introduction The selected global brand is Tesla, and the paper will address vehicles’ functional and emotional benefits. Mayo and Kay (2022) state that autopilot is a driving assistance technology that is preinstalled on all Tesla vehicles. The feature allows a vehicle to navigate, accelerate, and halt inside its…

Table of Contents Introduction Tesla’s Job Cuts Tesla’s Position in the Market Action Analysis Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Tesla, a small but rapidly growing manufacturer of electric vehicles, has a history of significant financial losses. This year, however, has become crucial for the company as it has managed to enhance its profit largely. This report…

The world is striving for the transition from a linear economy to a circular economy. The linear economy that emerged after the first industrial revolution is often referred to “take-make-throw” model (Cui, 2021). It is a wasteful consumption and manufacturing of resources with severe environmental impact. In comparison, the circular economy is divergent from this…

Table of Contents Introduction The Internal Combustion Industry versus the Electric Vehicle Industry Tesla’s Open Patents Tesla’s Strategy The Sustainability of Tesla’s Competitive Advantage Changes to Tesla’s Strategy Conclusion References Introduction The automotive industry presents a variety of challenges and opportunities for companies. Tesla chose to become a technology developer focused on solving specific car-related…

Table of Contents Problem Statement Analysis of Situation Suggested Solution Advantages (Benefits) and Disadvantages (Risks and Costs) of the Chosen Approach References Problem Statement Tesla is recognised as a manufacturer and retailer of the only all-electric vehicles in the global market that can offer a range of cars to compete with gasoline-powered cars. The company’s…

Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion Introduction Tesla Incorporation is an automotive and Energy Company based in the USA. The company operates worldwide and has been thriving due to its robust supply chain management and warehousing. Tesla designs and manufactures solar panels and electric vehicles such as Tesla Roadstar, Model X, Cybertruck, Model Y, and…

Numerous companies are facing soaring demand for their products and need to implement certain changes in order to meet it. One of the typical examples is the automobile industry, as multiple companies which had long been betting on electric vehicles finally got a chance to prove their efficiency as a business. The demand has skyrocketed,…