[542458]

> The value it brings to the table is mass-manufacturing expertise.

I don't see how that squares with the ramp-up and QC issues that are well-documented at this point.

[dzhiurgis]

How does it square up with being most reliable vehicles according to consumer reports?

Or Hyundai EVs breaking down 10x more often than worst ICE cars according to ADAS.

[542458]

I'm seeing them at #9. Maybe you meant most reliable electric vehicle (Model 3)? Their average rating is dragged down a lot by the cybertruck which CR says is a bit of a lemon.

https://www.consumerreports.org/cars/car-reliability-owner-s...

[JumpCrisscross]

> the ramp-up and QC issues

They’re shipping. Nobody else is (in America) for battery electrics at that scale.

That doesn’t port perfectly to robotics. But it’s a good enough fit to give them, at the very least, a seat at every auction.

(Tesla also has cheap acquisition currency in its stock.)

[Breza]

I think the earlier point was the Hyundai is active in every area as Tesla and then a few more to boot.