At least he was bashing people with even less class, e.g. Microsoft.Something that Steve Jobs had right?
At least he was bashing people with even less class, e.g. Microsoft.Something that Steve Jobs had right?
Yes, I was referring to traveling situations. Or you drive far to your friend's house then drive places afterwards and never get to charge. Of course, that's all because we have gas stations everywhere instead of battery swap stations, and battery swapping isn't as practical as filling up a tank of gas. Charging stations won't work so well because they take too long. Gasoline is still the most easily portable energy, unfortunately.250 miles = 4 hours of driving 60 miles per hour. i doubt anyone's daily commute is that long. and if you do then shoot you need to move closer to work.
Nice.
And what else is Musk supposed to say? That they are taking our best people and are going to make a better car than we are? We need competition in this space for prices to drop. If true, I am glad Apple is making a car to compete with Tesla. And I really like Tesla.
He does have a point. I love OS X, but everything else seems like Apple is trying to go as slow as possible. There is nothing Pro about the iPad Pro. A bigger screen with split screen, and an advanced stylus with keyboard cover does not cut it. It should have been called the iPad Plus. There is nothing innovated about the Apple Watch except that Apple finally made a watch. And iOS is slightly better than Android, which both of those are plenty better than the Windows phone OS. Apple has even regressed is some aspects like how they did with their Mac mini lineup. No longer do they offer quad cores but only dual cores now. I love OS X along with Logic Pro X and Final Cut Pro X. But in reality, if it was not for those two professional Apple programs, I would be getting a Surface Book. The hardware looks awesome and from the time I've spent with Windows 10, it already has a workflow a thousand times better than Windows 8. Hopefully Apple will implement Thunderbolt 3 with USB-C in their next Macbook Pro, knowing Apple though, they will milk it for as long as they can. Apple really has not been the same since Jobs died. And Windows is starting to look like Apple did when Jobs came back to the company in the late 90s.
Apple could straight up buy Tesla if they wanted to. Maybe they should.
250 miles = 4 hours of driving 60 miles per hour. i doubt anyone's daily commute is that long. and if you do then shoot you need to move closer to work.
He said it like a jerk, but he's right that electric cars are much more meaningful than iToys. Though Apple makes a lot more profit... infinite times as much profit.
Apple could straight up buy Tesla if they wanted to. Maybe they should.
This somehow really sounds familiar. Only, last time I heard such words it was about a obscure devices called "iPhone" and they were spoken by a guy called Steve Ballmer…
Those certainly aren't the comments of a CEO that isn't worried about Apple. I'm a huge fan of both companies and both are great innovators, but Musk sounds nervous to me.
It seems to me that if Musk were worried about competition from Apple, he wouldn’t have placed Tesla’s electric car patents in the public domain for anyone to use.
Building cars is not rocket science.
Then you laugh it off or be coy about it, you don't diss multiple Apple products and suggest that making the iPhone is as simple as Cook calling Foxconn and asking them to build it. What was that if not dissing Apple's engineers and implying that Foxconn does all the hard work.
I have a feeling that was because top gear is so in bed with the auto industry and makers. Tesla examined the car after the tests TG did, and found that there was nothing wrong with the car and the review was flawed. Plus it made for good tv for the hosts to have a laugh about an electric car, so honestly I'm not surprised.Or maybe they leave because they're fed up of working for a ****.
+ Haven't Tesla's cars all be crap so far? Every time they were on Top Gear they just got ripped into for how unpractical they're.
Wow, "tesla graveyard". Bold statement.
And, it's especially amusing if you know the history of Tesla... Google something like 'real history of Tesla' and enjoy. Yea, building a car is complex... really complex. And it isn't as if Musk cracked it either.
I just had a scary thought.
What if Microsoft announces plans to make their own rockets?
He doesn't need to have class. Steve Jobs didn't have class. He straight out called people bozos if he didn't like them.
Anyway, Musk is Tesla's boss. What do you expect him to say?
Musk wouldn't be talking **** if he wasn't concerned about Apple's potential car. Makes me think he might know something that the rest of us don't about Apple's plans.
Tesla will probably release 2-3 more new models and even more model 'updates' before Apple releases their first model. It won't be so easy for Apple at the start, but probably the 3rd or 4th gen Apple Car will be the one that starts to really pull ahead of tesla cars. Cars in 2025 are going to be nuts. Just what I think will happenTesla's work is awesome. Their market and mindshare outside the "car enthusiast" markets are arguably pretty tiny. Apple has more cash available than any other company in the world that I know of. They may make a car. I could see them buying Tesla into non-existence or marginalising them into being a boutique manufacturer very easily indeed.