According to popular belief, Tesla has unusually high executive turnover, but I looked at the data and that doesn't appear to be the case.

Self-driving cars could be a multi-trillion dollar market. GM plans to launch an autonomous ride-hailing service in select cities next year. In this article, I weigh the pros and cons of GM's approach.

Jim Chanos said TSLA is a multi-billion loss-making enterprise in a cyclical business, with a leveraged balance sheet, questionable accounting, every executive leaving, run by a CEO who has trouble with the truth. Here's what he got wrong...

Self-driving is both a necessity and opportunity for automakers. Self-driving is a domain of machine learning. Competitive advantage in machine learning lies in data. Tesla has the most driving data. Therefore, Tesla has an advantage in self-driving.

Tesla's competitive advantages in the automotive transportation market are underrated. Advantages that are powerful even today will become even more powerful and could even lead to world dominance as the market shifts radically over the next decade.

Aesthetics is the most important factor in a car buyer's decision. Survey data indicates that the Model 3 is an exceptionally beautiful car for its price range. Combining aesthetics with other factors, the Model 3 will be an enormously popular car.