Fans of the car manufacturer may need to settle down because things might not improve
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- A new report maintains little hope for Tesla fans who want Musk to refocus on the automaker.
- He claims that a person inside his social circle believes that he will continue to focus on Doge, whatever happens.
“Elon thinks that this is the most important thing in the world to work on, and when he hyperfocue on a goal, that’s what is done. Nothing will divert him unless he wants it. These are the words of a person inside Elon Musk’s social circle, says the Washington Post. They refer to the ardent concentration of Musk on Doge despite the current opposite winds of Tesla. Obviously, Musk is the type that will simply not change the course, even if the brand that has made it so rich is wading.
It is no secret that Musk has not put Tesla at the top of his priorities in recent months. In fact, he spent a lot of time making appearances, most of which were linked to his new role as head of the Ministry of Government efficiency in the Trump administration. In fact, many Tesla fans began to contact him via X to ask him what he has done for the car manufacturer recently.
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This may be why he and President Donald Trump created a Tesla pop-up store in the White House last week. Anyway, the Washington Post writes that it is unlikely that Musk will change courses according to the opinion of this initiate. Musk’s own actions seem to confirm this story. Sales are declining on several markets, as is the popularity of the brand – and we are not talking about a few lean base points either. In some places, such as Germany, polls suggest that nine in ten people already swear from the brand.
“If Tesla deliveries are down from year to year, I think this is linked to the brand’s damage that has occurred,” said Gene Munster, Director Partner at Deepwater Asset Management. “Because I think people have very strong opinions on Elon and they have become even stronger in the past two months.” These opinions have led to countless acts of vandalism, violence and other protests around the world.
It should be emphasized in all this that the Washington Post, the only source of this information to date, belongs to the rival of Musk, Jeff Bezos. Although it is not clear if Amazon’s CEO had something to do with this particular relationship, he sometimes would have a heavy hand on the newspaper. Regardless of that, it seems rather simple than Tesla can benefit from a little more concentration of its CEO.
