Am i the only one seeing Teslas everywhere? EV space is still small 2% of new car sales in the USA. How will shell fare? This may be decades away but will obvioualy impact upstream, midstream and downstream parts of the biisnness.
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Forget rural America, in India you can buy a brand new Maruthi car for ~$4000.00. All the people making their way out of poverty and entering the modern world ain’t spend $40,000.00 on a Model 3.
If the argument is that with scale, they will all be cheaper... I’m not convinced the Li shortage we are starting to see would allow that.
Sugarland/ Austin / UK streets aren’t a good snapshot of reality as Shell management makes it out to be.
Well I live in low income rural America and haven't seen a Tesla yet. I just see them when I go to wealthy urban areas.
“ Considering I will be happily retired or dead in the next few decades I could give a rats @$$ about how Shell will fare. I am more concerned about the next big reorg that will inevitably happen in a couple of years and how fast I can find another job before it goes down.”
Spoken like a true cynic. This pretty much sums up why the human race is doomed.
Considering I will be happily retired or dead in the next few decades I could give a rats @$$ about how Shell will fare. I am more concerned about the next big reorg that will inevitably happen in a couple of years and how fast I can find another job before it goes down.
Two dead in a Tesla accident due to a technical malfunction yet to be determined.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/apr/19/two-die-in-tesla-crash-no-one-in-drivers-seat-police.
How inconvenient for this to happen in a very conservative area of the U.S. where oil has been a key piece of the economy for 100 years.
The car industry is not ready for cars without drivers. Your over your skis.