Tesla's Full Self Driving Doesn't Work, Says Gerber

The video features a discussion with Ross Gerber on Tesla's financial performance, focusing on its declining gross margins and stock performance over the past three years. Despite being perceived as a tech company, Tesla's growth has been stagnant, raising questions about its future. The conversation also touches on Tesla's challenges in autonomous driving technology, with skepticism about its current capabilities.

What is one of the main reasons for the decline in Tesla's automotive gross margins?

• Challenges in selling vehicles

• Rising regulatory credits

• Higher production costs

• Increased advertising expenses

How has Tesla's stock performed over the last three years?

• It has consistently grown

• It has doubled in value

• It has remained stable

• It has declined

What was Tesla's expected earnings per share in 2021?

• $3.50

• $4.00

• $2.46

• $5.00

What is a key focus area for Tesla as a tech company?

• Software for autonomous vehicles

• Enhancing traditional advertising

• Developing new car models

• Expanding into new markets

What is the current status of Tesla's self-driving technology according to the transcript?

• Fully autonomous

• Driver assist

• Not yet developed

• Completely unreliable