Tesla Turns to Volunteers in Frantic Push to Boost Sales

The transcript discusses Tesla's efforts to boost Q2 results with the help of volunteers, who are existing Tesla owners assisting at delivery centers. These volunteers help new electric vehicle buyers with their questions, as Tesla faces challenges in meeting demand. The company aims to double its sales, particularly for the Model 3, amid increasing investor pressure. Additionally, Tesla is dealing with management changes and cultural issues, including an SEC probe and DOJ investigation.

Why are existing Tesla owners volunteering at delivery centers?

• To gain firsthand experience in sales

• To earn extra income

• To receive discounts on future purchases

• To support Tesla during a critical quarter

What is one of the main challenges Tesla faces in delivering cars?

• High transportation costs

• Shortage of raw materials

• Overwhelmed service centers

• Lack of production facilities

What role do existing electric vehicle owners play in Tesla's current situation?

• They are designing new Tesla models

• They are helping new buyers understand electric vehicles

• They are investing in Tesla stocks

• They are managing Tesla's social media

What are the expectations for Tesla's Model 3 sales in the third quarter?

• 100,000 deliveries

• 10,000 deliveries

• 25,000 deliveries

• 52,000 deliveries

What internal challenge is Tesla facing according to the transcript?

• Decline in product quality

• Lack of new executive hires

• Increased production costs

• Decreasing customer interest