Elon Musk, the Tesla and SpaceX CEO has pioneered and boosted quite innovative ideas making the companies attractive to not only new investors but also wishful students. According to a recent article by Benzinga, most engineering student's top choice when it came to the "Most Attractive Employers" within the United States surveying 44,000 American students, it was found that Tesla was definitely one of the most attractive and ideal places to work.
Most Attractive Employers: Tesla
The article was then shared to Twitter in which Elon Musk replied that it is definitely an honor for people to choose to work along with him. He then stated that he strives to be able to ensure that the companies under him really do enable both creative and driven people to stretch out and reach their own potential.
Although Elon Musk has gotten mixed reactions as a boss, it is clear enough by how both Tesla and SpaceX are performing that the innovative CEO has been able to do something right. With Tesla's stocks skyrocketing and plummeting Elon Musk into one of the richest men in the world, it's hard for optimistic engineering students not to wonder how he did it.
Tesla growth 2020
Just this 2020 alone, Tesla has grown enormously not just in competition to other electric vehicle companies but to the entire automobile industry as well! In fact, the Tesla model 3 has been able to land a place in the top sold cars in California. Ever since Tesla has shown its ability to compete with the automobile industry, the stock has reacted accordingly.
Tesla sales have not yet reached the ceiling and the company is finding ways to be able to supply its electric vehicle to other parts of the world like Europe. Due to the increasing demand of electric vehicles, Tesla has decided to construct the Giga Berlin which should be the solution to the supply gap in the UK.
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Tesla's plans in the UK
One reported reason as to why Tesla has not yet been as successful in the UK is due to the logistical complexity when it comes to shipping over cars manufactured in the US. With Tesla's upcoming Giga Berlin, the carmaker is hoping to be able to manufacture enough EVs to keep up with the growing demand.
One of the reasons for the UK's rapid and aggressive interest in electric vehicles is due to its decision to achieve complete electric vehicles by the year 2050. According to an article by caranddriver, the UK aims to completely end the sale of cars that are not electric vehicles by the year 2035.
According to the article, one of the biggest problems when it comes to electric vehicles is the lack of charging stations. Currently, there are only about over 10,000 charging stations scattered around the entire UK which is not enough to supply the demand for electric vehicles. With companies like Tesla extending its reach in the UK, the rise of more charging stations could be inevitable.
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Written by Urian Buenconsejo
