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ELON: AT TESLA, WE DON’T THINK ABOUT COMPETITORS “From a Tesla perspective, we don't really think about other competitors. Our constraints are much more in raw materials and being able to scale up production. Our constraints are not imposed upon us by competitors, but rather by the realities of... show more

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Scaling up is always the real challenge

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I need one fr

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Translation: competitors are not advanced enough to be a threat to Tesla

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I guess if Tesla has the best strategy and best workers, competitions will never catcup so why even worry about them.

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Looking at other or rate them is always a sign of weakness 💪🏼

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Under Trump, Tesla's focusing on what matters - scaling up for America's energy future!

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2022.

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Elon Musk's statement highlights Tesla's

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challenges rather than being preoccupied with competitors.

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