Comments by "Neodym" (@neodym5809) on "Elon Musk has 'a super bad feeling' about the economy - or rather Tesla? | DW News" video.

  1.  @6helloworld938  Musk is celebrated in the media as a rock star. So what are you talking about?
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  2. Facts don’t become facts by typing it in capital letters. Compare US inflation with other countries inflation. Is it higher? The same? Lower?
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  3.  @donkykon2094  2021 Tesla: 936,172 and 21% share (vs 23%) SAIC (incl. SAIC-GM-Wuling): 609,730 and 13% share Volkswagen Group: 451,131 and 10% share (vs 11%) BYD: 323,143 and 7% share Hyundai Motor Group: 216,562 and 5% share 21% market share is respectable, but it is in decline. Far from being the BOSS. Considering it is only the EV market, and not the total car market, which changes the picture: Toyota Motor Corp 10,495,548 (same) +11.8% 2 Volkswagen Group 8,610,100 (same) -5.5% 3 Renault Nissan Mitsubishi Alliance 7,680,014 (same) -1.3% 4 Hyundai Motor Group 6,667,085 +1 +5.0% 5 Stellantis 6,583,269 +1 +5.2% 6 General Motors 6,291,000 -2 -7.9% 7 Honda 4,121,000 (same) -6.5% 8 Ford Motor Company 3,942,000 (same) -5.9% 9 Suzuki 2,763,000 +1 12.9% 10 BMW 2,521,514 +1 +8.5% Not even top10.
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  4.  @donkykon2094  I posted both the figures for EVs and total car sells, what more do you want. ICEs are the present, EVs might be the future.
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  5. Reality has proven no such thing: output is similar.
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  6.  @chrismidgeton5213  several studies, to quote this Forbes article: 3 New Studies End Debate Over Effectiveness Of Hybrid And Remote Work
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  7.  @donkykon2094  Hyundai has its ioniq5, Merc its EQ series, Audi its eTron series, to name a few. Renault is now in the game, too (Megane), VW (iq), Polestar…
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  8.  @donkykon2094  No. Tesla has nothing to do with it. China is the reason: banning combustion engines in the biggest car market
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  9.  @donkykon2094  besides Norway, which country has the majority of its new sold cars being EVs?
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