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interesting. Tesla is well, a car company and this is typical car launch problems. Would be interesting to know if the rear seat was being supplied by a system supplier (i.e. entire rear seat assembly provided by one company) or if Telsa designed the seat and farmed out all of the separate components and now must de-bug the assembly for production. Folding seats are complex assemblies with loads of metal stampings, fastners, springs & dampers. According to previous articles about their launch problem with their Model S visor, Tesla could not get top level suppliers since they were low volume and new.
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If Musk is gonna make his ideas real there´s a lot we can look forward to there´s not a lot of entrepreneurs like he is, or maybe there is but they are definitely not so famous and well-off to be able to make their dreams true
I love Stephen Colbert but I felt he did a poor job interviewing one of the most interesting people on the planet. I felt he kept jumping in and asking the next question rather then letting Musk talk and answer. But Elon should have been a bit more assertive as well
there´s not a lot of entrepreneurs like he is, or maybe there is but they are definitely not so famous and well-off to be able to make their dreams true
