Photo by Paul Steuber on Unsplash Riding on the momentum after the win with the big three automakers, the United Auto Workers union is launching a huge new quest to unionize workers at other carmakers like Tesla, but faces a staunch anti-union boss Elon Musk in its quest.
Rivian’s boss isn’t afraid of the potential release of Tesla’s Cybertruck, a long-pledged electric truck that boasts a higher number of reservation requests than Rivian has cars on the road.
General Motors Co. is working overtime in the electric vehicle industry, saying it’ll beat out the top dog in EV sales, Tesla. The possibility of doing so seems impossible, though.
CEO Elon Musk called Tesla’s third quarter “our best quarter in history,” beating analysts’ estimates and more than doubling its profit over the same period year before.
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