How This Start-Up Struggled With 'Made In The U.S.A.' | CNBC

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  • Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025

Комментарии • 31

  • @davidshaw9262
    @davidshaw9262 7 лет назад

    Smart good show, more on startups for our young ones.Thanks URB-E for doing business in America it will pay off in long run 4 sure. Anyone that's ever met a large payroll appreciates what you are doing.

  • @mixflip
    @mixflip 7 лет назад

    I liked the urbe before....i love them now that I know they tried their hardest to make everything in the U.S......they tried but no U.S. manufacturer was willing to build them a motor or battery....thats sad.

  • @alphaphotoandvideo
    @alphaphotoandvideo 6 лет назад

    "assambled in the US"

  • @RowanGontier
    @RowanGontier 7 лет назад +2

    I thought Tesla was an assembler of batteries, not a manufacturer?

    • @Roman-uc3bs
      @Roman-uc3bs 7 лет назад +2

      for now, that's true, but they have plans to become the largest battery manufacturer as well

    • @NoSURBE
      @NoSURBE 7 лет назад

      Roman Bobrakov
      That's news to me... I thought they worked with Panasonic to produce the actual 18650 cells themselves for use in their power walls. That was what the gigafactory was outputting for months now. Now they are moving towards producing the 21750 cells which are more promising. I've been wrong before... Time for some reading!