Über den Autor
Edward Niedermeyer began covering the auto industry in 2008, quickly establishing himself as a leading chronicler and critic of the struggles and bailouts of GM and Chrysler. More recently he has focused on the collision between the auto industry and high tech sector, and the reinvention of the automobile. His work on automotive topics has been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, BloombergView, The Daily Beast, The Verge, and elsewhere. He is currently the cohost of The Autonocast, a podcast about the future of mobility, and is the Silicon Valley reporter for Automotive News. He lives in Portland, Oregon.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Contents
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Introduction
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1 The Survivor
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2 The Top Secret Master Plan3 The Accidental Automaker
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4 The Startup Trap
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5 Making Cars Is Hard
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6 Bailout
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7 Zero to Sixty Billion
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8 The Lovers and the Haters
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9 Solar, Superchargers, and Swap
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10 The Autopilot Pivot
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11 X Marks the Spot
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12 Defects, Disclosure, and Drama
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13 The Remastered Plan
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14 The Machine That Builds the Machine
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15 The Empire Strikes Back
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16 Ludicrous Mode
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17Where the Rubber Meets the Road
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Acknowledgments
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Notes
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Index
Klappentext
Journalist and auto industry analyst Niedermeyer reveals the real nature of work at Tesla, with deficiencies raising questions about the company's high valuation.
