Tesla's Rough Start to 2019 Is Just a 'Speed Bump,' Wedbush's Ives Says

The transcript discusses Tesla's current market position and challenges, focusing on the EV tax credit impact, delivery issues, and the importance of the European market. It highlights Tesla's strategic moves, such as enhancing the Supercharger network and shifting to online sales, to maintain competitiveness. The discussion also covers the potential risks and future outlook for Tesla, including the impact of geopolitical issues and the need for capital raising.

What is the primary market Tesla is focusing on to overcome the EV tax credit roll-off in the US?

• Australia

• Asia

• Europe

• South America

Why is Tesla doubling down on its Supercharger network?

• To increase vehicle speed

• To reduce production costs

• To maintain a competitive edge

• To expand into new markets

What strategic move did Tesla make to achieve gross margin neutrality for the $35K vehicle?

• Increased advertising

• Closed physical stores

• Launched a new model

• Reduced workforce

What is a potential risk mentioned for Tesla's operations in China?

• Delayed Model 3 deliveries

• High production costs

• Insufficient charging infrastructure

• Lack of demand

What is the expected outcome for Tesla's financial health in the near future?

• Improved financial stability

• Need for significant capital raise

• Increased debt levels

• Decline in profitability