Winkler Says Best Is Yet to Come for Tesla

The transcript discusses Tesla's financial strategy, comparing it to Amazon's early years. Despite high spending, Tesla's value creation keeps shareholders confident. The discussion highlights Tesla's market position, investor perception, and its identity as a tech or car company. Tesla's unique commitment to electric vehicles sets it apart from competitors like BMW and Jaguar, who still invest in internal combustion engines.

What are the reasons shareholders remain indifferent to Tesla's cash burning rate?

How does Tesla's market cap compare to other car companies according to the text?

What is the significance of Tesla being described as a tech company versus a car company?

In what way is the Model 3 disrupting the luxury compact entry market?

What distinguishes Tesla from traditional car manufacturers like BMW and GM?