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Tesla competitive advantage (2020) : Why Tesla and Apple are so very similar
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What is Tesla's main competitive advantage? Why Tesla is so similar to 2009 Apple?
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Tesla is a first-mover in the EV industry. However, many analysts are uncertain whether this is sufficient in the long run. In order to become the most compelling car company of the 21st century, Tesla will have to come up with a source of sustainable competitive advantage. In this video, we will discuss several of the companies strenghts, as well as what makes it so very similar to Apple, and why we believe that Tesla has high chances in repeating Apple's success from several years ago. To watch our entire case study (Strategy, Marketing, Financial Statement Analysis, Valuation), check out the following link:
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As a shareholder, Tesla solar roof owner, and a Tesla Model 3 owner, I gave my all for Tesla to be successful. The company's mission, which is to accelerate the advent of sustainable transportation and energy has been semi-completed. With companies, such as GM and Ford focusing on electric zero emission vehicles going forward, the Tesla effect has already taken place. The world cannot afford the dangerous experiment of continuously dumping CO2 into the atmosphere as pointed out by the most recent climate change report. Unfortunately, the survival of Tesla will never be secured due to the constant negative narrative being pushed by the media since fossil fuel and legacy car manufactures rule the world. I wish them luck and god speed.
Exactly my thoughts when I saw the title of the video. They are not comparable! Apple is simply successful with brand image, nothing else.
Agreed .. note that with Gigafactory 3 being 100% owned by Tesla (a first), and the Chinese being serious about pollution and energy independence, they seem to have the Chinese government behind them. (Elon was even offered a Chinese green card, even if symbolic, that was not a minor/ insignificant gesture from the Chinese premier)
U must have done extremely well by now. I was stupid and arrogant about not seeing this coming.
One big difference between the two companies is that Tesla has a clear and public road map for several years of new products; 35k version of Model3, Solar roof, ModelY, Semitruck, Roadster, Pickup, $20k sedan, etc. Apple used to manage a ground breaking product; ipod, iphone, ipad every so often but it was never clear what their next big product was going to be until it was announced. Another difference is in the cost of their products; Apple primarily makes $1k products, Tesla primarily makes $50k. Another difference is that TSLA makes their own products and desires vertical integration; Apple farms out the majority of their production. What all this will mean is hard to say, though I think TSLA has the possible potential to become much larger than AAPL.
Hi David! Very interesting observations!
Do you think that a clear roadmap is more dangerous (shows competitors what you will do next) or is a beneficial technique (gives loyal brand followers something to wait for) ? It shows strength and confidence from Tesla, doesn't it?
@@365FinancialAnalyst Thanks. I think the TSLA roadmap is a good sign as long as they can execute in the relative near term. I also believe that Musk and TSLA have many other product ideas that have not yet been discussed publicly, including batteries that are significantly better than what they currently make (which are already ahead of the competition). I'm very bullish on TSLA at present.
It wasn't even clear what their next big product was even after it was announced!
I love Tesla, but always hated Apple. Interesting.
That's very interesting. Why do you think that is @Silentsam7532?
@@365FinancialAnalyst same here, tried Apple once, never again, reason: battery issues
I agree, because I find the Apple "ecosystem" too non-open /proprietary, for a computer company. I think Tesla can and will be even better at opening service and hardware in the future.
I Don't like appel now at all. Greedy corporate
The Iphone was much more about making money. The original mission of Apple was gone by that time.. Elon Musk is still young at heart and is still operating on the mission to make the world a better place. Lets hope he can squeak through this hard phase of development and keep his vision intact..
I despise Apple but love Tesla. Mind you, I am in South Africa. Would probably never own an Apple product but waiting for Tesla to come to our country then I am buying the Model 3 immediately.
6:22 Supporters don't just become customers, we become shareholders as well.
I suspect one of the reasons Tesla survived all the Short Seller antics was that it had an unusual number of shareholders who believed in the company rather than just financial investment firms who want a short term ROI. When Tesla's stock price gets brought low, supporters of the company flood in to buy stocks stabilizing the price.
This gives Musk the freedom to take risks that most CEO's would dream of.
Yeah... I have to disagree with this one...
They do have similarities, but they are VERY different.
First of all, Tesla's plan isn't to become a huge brand with great products, its plan is to make every mainstream car on the road EV, whether it be a Tesla, Volvo or Volkswagen. Apple would NEVER let that fly.
Tesla open sources their patents, Apple patents the shit out of their tech and only uses it as selling points.
Elon is an entrepreneur, as in not just a founder of (several) companies. All he wants is for the world to be better (sounds corny, but you really can't say otherwise) while Steve's biggest influence was to make a successful company.
The LAST thing you would do if you were out for money would be to sell your first revolutionary company, found a private rocket company (while the best thing flying was a several-billion dollar space plane that was bleeding off of welfare), then put all your money into both a dying EV company AND a rocket company that had yet to have a successful launch.
The comparison is right on. That said, I have always disliked Apple because they are overpriced and too closed off. I think Tesla is the best company in human history. I hope Tesla comes out with the $25K car after their $35K Model 3 in 2019. I hope they also deploy CCS interoperability worldwide. If they do these things they will prove they are not at all the same as Apple - when it comes to Apple's worst two traits. Time will tell.
Hi Tom! Thanks so much for participating in our discussion. Appreciate your opinion. When you called Tesla 'the best company in human history', which one would you say matters to you more - the fact that Tesla does not 'rip-off' clients and aims to sell a cheaper product (like Model 3) or the fact that Tesla tries to preserve the environment and help human kind in the long term?
Apple is so popular because it is intuitive for the user and cross product applications are so inclusive.
@@365FinancialAnalyst I appreciate that Tesla is accelerating the adoption of sustainable energy and making the world a more exciting and optimistic place.
Best company by far is Google. The amount of knowledge spread and increase in productivity due to Google is staggering.
Tesla is not coming out with a $25,000 car anytime soon. If they ever did it would be 6 to 8 years away.
I don’t think Apple has superior products. The technology is often years old and the specs aren’t better, especially for the ridiculous amounts of money charged. What Apple has is a superior brand, with many iOS users not even considering the alternative, often knowing very little about it.
As for Tesla, they have both the best brand and the best products, something Apple used to have but doesn’t any more imo. For as long as Elon is steering the ship, I don’t think there will be a good ‘Android of the Auto world’.
Love your Answer
Hi Loui! Awesome comment! And in fact ... the comparison we made here is between Apple from 10 years (and may be 15 years) ago and Tesla today. There are so many similarities. The first few versions of the Iphone were by far the best product alternative on the market. You are right - Samsung were fast to catch up - but initial leadership gave Apple the edge, as they were able to acquire a significant amount of users and make them part of their integrated ecosystem. Switching costs are very high once you enter such a system. In all likelihood, Tesla will apply a very similar strategy.
365 Careers couldn’t agree more that Tesla now is Apple 10 years ago. Let’s hope that Tesla can sustain the innovation and keep their lead.
@@louicoleman2910 We feel the same way. Fingers crossed :)
Agree
Patents are "public" by definition, 'open source' is another thing entirely. Somethings like battery pack tech and electronics are apparently kept secret as much as possible.
Completely agreed. Apologies for a slight imprecision.
@@365FinancialAnalyst Also you were wrong about "the first move" was not made by Tesla but GM and Nissan.
Apple stop inovation long time ago
Hi Joao, which is the last innovative product Apple created according to you?
@@365FinancialAnalystApple has never had innovative products. Always have been taking ideas from other Android smartphones and making it sound that its new even tho it has existed a long time for example NFC. Samsung had NFC first by sharing photos from phone to phone and only then Apple came with their own sharing. Now they are making wireless charging sound so new and plus buying Samsung displays.
Come on! They are the company that invented the personal PC. They were also the first ones to come up with a true smartphone, tablet, ipod, etc....
Toms Popakuls there was already something called Bluetooth!!
@@toms1958 Apple is not just iPhone.
The brand will carry this company into the future. Surely a 1T dollar company in the future.
It's not 1T dollar but 799M, very big difference!
i totally disagree with you just because Tesla concentrated on bringing electric cars to the average consumer doesnt mean its going to surpass everyone or be the best, when we talk about awesome cars what is the most recognisable brand car in the world???"" Mercedes and guess what??! they have fanbase just like apple . first of all mercedes is the biggest Truck manufacturer in the world and second the best luxury car that people are always going to buy nomater what the competition does
Bad comparisons. Tesla and Apple are two different markets. One is trying to reduce the cost of EV's. The other is producing high-end Phones for the rich. I don't think Tesla is going to charge more for their cars in the future, their goal is the opposite.
To be fair, the upcoming "Tesla Roadster 2" will be even more expensive than any previous Tesla car, but at the same time they will be selling a less expensive version of their Model 3 - and possibly have plans for a cheaper model as well.
Chris Muir the roadster is just a publicity stunt to show gasoline companies what they are able to accomplish.
@@chezzeduck1105 yes electric car can really be fun but tell me how are they going to replace all the trucks, heavy equipment, boats or plane that are still using or are still going to use gasoline for the 2o-50 years to come. only the future will tell us
Le Chat Botté just answered your own question there, we don’t really have a functioning alternative for airplanes.
Boats already run un electric engines, just gotta figure out an alternative to diesel as storage, maybe batteries could replace it... There do exist ferries already running 100% on batteries.
Oh and Tesla did actually make a semi truck, and if you mean pickup trucks we have companies like Rivian or maybe also Tesla.
The last I checked about 75 to 80% of all smartphones sold were not Apple and Apple has been a year or 2 behind Samsung in adding features for years
@James Sempy Just because the man's a brutal dictator doesn't mean he doesn't know his smartphones
Samsung outsells Apple in the cellphone market by a wide margin, mainly because Samsung offers a complete line from stylish feature rich high end models to basic useful bargain models. Apple does have a higher profit margin, due to charging premium prices higher than other equivalent models, and having no bargain or mid-range models.
That illustrates one significant difference between Apple and Tesla - while Apple is exclusively expensive high end tech equipment, with no attempt to go "down market", Tesla started with high end to get established and profitable, but is working hard to develop lower cost options to expand their customer base.
Apple keeps deleted music I purchased on my iPhone. Why do I have to sign in once a week to access music I paid for?
Having worked for an Apple dealer in the early '90's, we all loved seeing new products come out when competitors always looked 2-3 years in the past. I see the exact same thing with Tesla. I own all Apple devices and love them and plan to buy both a Tesla Model X and 3 very soon.
only the future will tell us what will be the next energy source for our cars because electric vehicles arent good at this moment and tesla is already running out of battery and finaly the recycling process
What’s crazy is most investors and consumers aren’t even aware of Tesla’s world changing vision and products that are unlike any car made. Most people just think it’s a electric car. It’s gunna be crazy when in a few years people come to realize how big of a impact Tesla is having and will have on the world
Their fan boys and high public visibility also give them an advantage in hiring people and product optimization since every single whimsical feature of their cars is widely discussed and exposed to many people who might be able to think up improvements.
And that's amazing marketing! All of this publicity strengthens Tesla's brand name for free... Apple pursued a very similar strategy during Steve Jobs times
I don't know how people determine which company is the most valuable in the world but I know one thing: Tesla is probably it right now. Not according to speculation on Wall Street but by the transforming power it possesses. They are simply doing exactly what someone ought to have done decades ago. Their products make sense, look great and perform marvelously well...
Thanks for a great comment, Sindiso! Also, to add to your point, Tesla has already achieved what they ought to achieve in their mission statement ("Accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy and means of transportation"). They have played a huge, huge role in getting the attention of established auto producers to electric vehicles.
@@365FinancialAnalyst yall STFU
They both have restrictive self repair policies. Once the warranty of a Tesla is gone it costs a lot for parts and some parts can only be offered at an official Tesla repair depot.
Apple and Tesla comparison when Steve Jobs was among us is a fair comparison. Apple and Tesla with Tim Cook leading .. Hmm!.. I think you're doing a disservice to Tesla.
Releasing the Tesla patents was absolutely inspired, in order for governments and companies around the world to role out charging facilities and more resilient smart-grids, there had to be significant demand; Tesla needs competitors in order to make a dent in the fossil fuel system we all currently inhabit. Releasing these patents was likely not too painful for Tesla because they were already benefiting from them, being the first-movers, and they would have learned to apply them in the real world, it cements Tesla's sincerity in achieving it's vision of transitioning the world towards electric vehicles, and signals to customers that Tesla is not just focused on profits for themselves. Musk was quoted as saying (paraphrase) 'if we are all in a sinking boat and Tesla has a design for a bucket to bail out the water, it is common sense to share that design'.
Nitpicking but you put the car on the left and iPhone on the right when it was the other way around for their logo and all other subsequent pictures. Other than that pedantic comment, I enjoyed your discourse on this subject!
Haha! Wow, really enjoyed your comment! Thanks!
Suppose company ABC has a competitive advantage in production, and the CEO wants the company to have a competitive advantage in distribution. So how many ways are there to achieve this?
If ABC wants to build its own competitive advantage in distribution, what will it need to do?
As a follower of both companies, and an investor in both, I'd have to qualify the similarities this way:
Apple was well established as a boutique brand for more than 20 years before entering the smartphone market (or should I say, inventing it). They were very profitable, where Tesla has never been profitable. Tesla also has no track record in being a mass market leader, which they're now trying to accomplish.
It should be obvious by now that Tesla will most likely not survive on its own, but will have to merge with a larger car company or be acquired somehow, in order to have the R&D depth going forward. The capital costs just don't favour a small company such as Tesla. It's a very different market from computers, as they've discovered.
I like to say that the difference between Apple and Tesla is that, when Steve Jobs got up at MacWorld and announced a product, there were lineups of customers who bought it right away. Elon Musk lacks the capability to satisfy customers as he announces new products. This is a fundamental difference, and a big problem, for Tesla.
Cheers all.
ps I have an EV, I'm not the enemy. :)
Idk why so many people hate Apple??? There is absolutely no reason for that. They are still one of the moat innovative companies in the world. The myth that Apple is not innovative anymore is from either haters or people who don't know what innovation means.
Did you forget about the Model 3?
Hi JRP3, great to hear from you. Would you elaborate, please? What about the Model 3?
@@365FinancialAnalyst Well you mentioned the S and X a number of times but I never heard you mention the Model 3, which is soon to be if not already their best selling vehicle ever. Similar to talking about Apple and only mentioning the iMac and iPod but not the iPhone.
JRP3 4:49
@@louicoleman2910 Oops, that's what I get for watching at 2X speed.
@@JRP3 Haha. But that's fine. There's so much great content on RUclips. Completely understood :)
Great video. Subscribed!
Tesla opened many but not all their patents. @4:10 you reference a Tech Package Option. As of early 2018, all those features became standard and later basic Autopilot became standard.
Great video! Thank you.
But GE and Honda both had hybrid vehicles available for public consumption years before Tesla even existed.
Great video and insight.
I disagree with Apple producing always superior products. Yes, it has a good track record but that statement is harder to state objectively.
Hi Goodluck, which was Apple's product that you wouldn't say was superior at the time of its release?
Consensus here is that we are not big fans of apple. I really don't think they are better than Samsung (Not anymore) and they are a completely different beast.
That last point isn't just an advantage. It's also the prime source of the hate these brands get. It's not the product these companies make. Both Apple and Tesla make good products. It's that their loyal fans are just impalpable to the general public.
With Apple they used to be the innovator and had good hardware, but atm there is serious problems in these fields, also they are losing fans by hundreds every day (only hundreds that's not much, but they are not gaining close to that, aka fanbase shrinking very slowly.) because of the bad quality hardware and repair problems at late (last 2-3 years).
Have better look into this matter as have been in computer business for many years. (as i know there all ways is a smartass out there ;) )
Why do you think the quality of Apple's hardware deteriorated KrKyoutube? Do you think it has to do with the company becoming a global player and focusing on mass production?
@@365FinancialAnalyst the main problem is the absolute control on the ecosystem and the right to repair and they are also charging people ridiculous amount of money for stupid repairs andd finaly design issues like overhiting and other stuffs
why I have not bought TSLA share in 2018, after watching this video
Great video.
Thanks so much!! Appreciate it. There will be many more Tesla videos to come.
Thanks so much, Tesla Brasil!!
Apple WAS similar to Tesla. That's long gone many years ago.
I love Tesla and I am a great Tesla fan following all news about Tesla. Want Tesla to be successful since I believe in the sincerity of Elon's words about the mission of Tesla to accelerate the advent of sustainable energy. For smartphone, I am pretty sure I will not buy an Apple phone ever. It is too expensive. I am very happy with my Xiaomi phone :)
Well done!
cool video!!
Apple is the largest cellphone company compared to its competitors but Apple's OS is less than 50% of the market (Android OS is >54% of market).
How does this not have millions of views
It's because BMW and Mercedes fans press the dislike button 😁😁
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Thank you so much!! Apprecipate it. We're lucky to have you on board
Tesla is *_NOT_* like Apple. Tesla tries to make its product more affordable for everyone. Even the blueprint for their electric cars are now open sourced.. Apple will never do that, they care more about profits than good. Apple just takes advantage of its brand and ecosystem.
If Tesla was a phone company, they would be working together with Samsung or any other company to create the best technology possible and come up with new innovations.
Saying they are similar is an insult. Maybe when apple had Steve Jobs but, now they are totally different.
Tesla and Apple customers are the same thing. They both think that their products are superior to others. And time will come when tesla has to put the real price to their cars. In that moment all other Automakers will get into the market too.
@@kiyoshim9593 electric vehicles are still a vers tiny percentage of car on roads because there is also trucks, boats planes... heavy eqiupment that all rely on fossil energy do you think Tesla can stand a chance against other yet much more bigger companies??!! nope
When Jobs was alive, yes---Apple has consistently innovated. But Apple has done squat to innovate since. Incremental changes such as faster processor and screen sizes are not considered "innovation".
Profits, competition and technology is very different. Smartphones are computers. So Apple had a huge advantage.
So situation is very different.
I just did a video on Tesla
TESLA Cars
are the most Awesome Cars in the Market as of now
"the most awesome car in the market now" if you mean electric cars well not really. mercedes is a well recognized brand around the world and also has a very good story, Tesla can´t even compete with mercedes even in dreams
Tesla main focus are cars. That will be there major problem in the future. Look at GMC and Ford. GMC main focus will be SUV and Ford main focus will be trucks. The car market will be dominated by Asian branded cars.
A lot of Apple hating Android sheep in the comment section might not know that Tesla has hired a lot of Apple employees/engineers over the past years!
Hence why Tesla's business model is extremely similar to Apple's model, from in-house software & hardware to its own retail stores.
Tesla formed in 2003 6 years after the all electric Toyota RAV 4 was on sale in California, they even hooked up with Toyota. But hey ho don't let facts get in the way. I guess not being an American company hampered the uptake and investment in the USA, the Lotus Elise the roadster was based on wasn't an electric car from the ground up was it?
You are damn right
With Steve Jobs, Apple is no longer a path breaker as Tesla
This video is incorrect, I have an iPhone but hate apple. The problem is Samsung sucks even more. The reason there are no other competitors is not because they probably can’t build a great phone, is that the incumbents have app stores that are unrivaled.
Apple is still an American company and a innovator. Apple has a significant amount of cash that could be used to buy back stock and significantly raise stock price.
That's a bad idea! Yes, they are still most innovative contrary to popular belief! Adding 12 cameras to a smartphone isn't innovation, just a fun feature! But what they did with faceID was bold and ahead of time. Also, there is nothing like that in the industry till now, android faceID isn't that secure. Another is their decision with becoming fully usb-c on Macs. People confusing innovation and invention 😅
@@rajarshighoshal2216 STFU moron wtf are you talking about??!! ahead of the time you say!!! what about buying startups or companie´s ideas and using them ??! you think apple really worked on faceID alone??1 what a joke
apple and tesla are friends
apple is no longer profitable because of the iphone being the best, they operate more in the style of a mass market fashion designer(medium quality high price) and yes none of their competitors have caught up in the profit margins but they certainly have in terms of tech and quality
Tesla is the apple of cars. They're years ahead in viehcles and nobody comes close.
Also I have noticed one thing, the fans of Tesla describe their experience in a way which could match only with apple. I have never seen so emotional review for a product except for apple products. That's a big notation.
Its the same type of fans. Dumb fans like Apple fans.
Apple improves 😂 take a look at 11,12,13 I can't differentiate . That's fucking improvement .
I love both companies but for very different reason. Tesla is doing great things but apple is changing the world.
Lol. Just kidding
Elon is one of a kind. I wish everyone would get behind him. His ambition and agenda is unheard of. I’ve always used apple products but they’re just a company.
You got almost everything wrong, but I had to stop and comment when you got to machine learning. Why don't you look up what 'overfitting' means. (hint it's not a good thing)
Hi Ramy Ramy, we know what is overfitting because we teach machine learning. What is your point, please?
@@365FinancialAnalyst 4:10 to 4:34 more data doesn't equate to better results that's why I told you to read what overfitting is but you tell me you already knew that yet you're saying otherwise in the video. you are wrong, -that- was the point.
@@ramyramy5814 overfitting is usually the problem of the model complexity and less about the amount of data. However, data with high variance can also cause overfitting but that can happen regardless whether data is small or large. I can also argue that with more data, you can do more validation and tests which leads to less overfitting.
Transparency on the product they are working on , completely false about Apple
I love Tesla but hate Apple
actually they are way different. apple produces trash products that sell well because they are the masters of advertisement and creating desire. Tesla actually makes great products and spends very little on advertisement.
TESLA have more batterycapacity than any other potential competitor. Better know how and a supercharger network. Plus the sexiest cars.
"Made my day .."😂
"the sexiest" car i really doubt
Apple had superior products back in 2000-2010, but not for a long time now. Tesla is apple back in the 1980s. It's still infancy stage and as long as they push technology forward while reducing costs-they'll be the leader for decades to come. If that's what you meant to say they yeah your right but if you meant apple today-you'd be dead wrong. Apple has peaked and is falling-investors see it clearly-Cook is not innovative-he's a copycat.
Hi David, thanks for your comment. In this video, our point was that Tesla today resembles Apple in 2003-2008. This is when Apple innovated the most and made some crucial decisions with regards to their product ecosystem.
Do you think that Apple under Steve Jobs (second time) and Tesla under Elon Musk are indeed similar?
365 Careers Yeah, they push people to do their best work and have a cohesive vision of what their product must be capable of doing, and hire the best people to do the job.
Love Tesla, i use Apple products but i don't love that company....
Another economic advantage of Tesla's which is largely overlooked. It's their intention to solar power all their facilities including their almost global supercharger network. All with technology they produce along with appropriate storage. Once the infrastructure is installed the entire system will operate on free energy. Quite hard to compete with. They are predicting 7c/kwh on their network as they phase out free supercharging. A ridiculously low price for consumers and a healthy markup on free.
@James Sempy
Do please tell us how the energy is not free once the infrastructure is installed.
@James Sempy
Nobody is talking about perpetual motion or lack of depreciation or need for maintenance. Fossil fuel and nuclear infrastructure also has all of that along with constantly having to pay to access the energy which the consumer pays for. Renewables need far less maintenance and do not have that ongoing payment to access the energy. The energy is free not the maintenance or depreciation, although they are greatly diminished and yes, the consumer pays for that too. Ultimately less than they used to.
This is a good point, but to make superchargers rely on renewable energy will require a massive build-up of solar and wind power + battery storage somewhere along the line. Tesla has been doing a great job of building the supercharger network, but I doubt if any of them run on renewable power unless the grid already runs on renewable power. To charge one car probably requires at least 5-10 solar panels working all day long. But if you have 10 chargers, that is potentially 100 to 150 cars per day, or more. So one charging station might need the equivalent of maybe 1,000 solar panels to run independent of grid power- if it was always busy.
@@AWildBard
It's their intention and no, they haven't done it yet. They've only got as far as creating the factories to make all the bits.
ok since Tesla has a slightly advantage over competitors do you think they are going to win the run for electric cars or the future of cars??!! keep in your mind we are talking only about electric vehicles and there is still alot to do for it to catchup with ICE cars, trucks boats ......
99 people disliked this??? What are they smoking?
well said
Had to give this a thumbs down due to too many inaccuracies.
Which are the inaccuracies you refer to, please?
@@365FinancialAnalyst Samsung is now the technology leader in cell phones. Apple is playing catch up. Their solid operating system and other features keep their loyal fan base. They have made less user friendly computers now we have dongles.
@@thomassutherland5188 at no point in the video we suggest that this isn't the case
the difference is tesla is losing money daily
Out of date, Tesla made a substantial profit in the previous quarter and will continue to do so for a very long time. The previous "unprofitable quarters" were due to high research and development costs, and the costs of building production facilities. But Tesla now has sufficient sales to pay for development and building facilities while still producing profits for their shareholders.
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And the difference is that Tesla does something with intrinsic purpose. In a segment that noone else wants to serve. Not something "nicer than the others".
Thus Tesla are way more innovative, at least braver and exposing themselves to risks much more. But they actually have the goal to change the world. Not only self-realisation.
they are way more innovative how??!!!
Tesla innovates, apple just dumbs down sumsung phones and sell it for 2x the price.
Too much intro talking
Apple Tesla :)
Just like we see every other people owning iPhone, so too,, half the cars on the road will be Tesla in about a decade.
Hi Brick, if that happens, can you imagine how much Tesla's stock price would be worth?
Ya, I got in at $266, I wish it would go down to 290 so I can buy more, but it looks like that boat has sailed.
Brick Hunter you and me both.
50% will be Tesla? Not a chance, friend. Not a chance. The other automakers would have to roll over and die to allow that to happen. As it stands, Tesla sold about 50% of what Renault-Nissan did in 2017, and this doesn't include all the Chinese manufacturing coming online, nor Volkswagen AG, which is switching to all EV in the near future. Volkswagen, which owns Audi, Porsche etc, produces over 10 million cars per year. That's almost 30,000 daily. Tesla cannot ever match this, so it's more likely they'll be bought by one of the majors, or an investment alliance, in the near future.
Tesla are the only car company dedicated to 100% electric vehicles, plus they are also an energy company which will shake up the whole energy system with power grid suppliers, tesla can provide you solar energy to your home, which in turn will also charge your car, making you more independent of the power grid, your powerwall can keep your power going in the event of a power outage. They want a sustainable closed loop system, even with their own battery recycling plant to recover the lithium from dead batteries, and their gigafactory will be all solar or wind powered. This is why Tesla will be global leaders in the industry.
i totally disagree withh you. why are you all talking abotu tesla beeing the leader when there are alot of companies ou there who are making our lives better and better, and what about hydrogen for the future?! we shall all see
Am I the only one who keeps looking at Steve Jobs saying “Why is his hair light brown?”
Apple is no longer a leader.. Since Jobs left Apple is playing kept up!!!
HockeyDay ^^^ this ^^^ I like Apple but I feel that Apple’s biggest problem is Tim Cook. He simply continues to milk the status quo. The guy is a logistics genius but man are his updates boring. Tim Cook is to Apple what Steve Ballmer was to Microsoft.
As for Tesla, no company is perfect. But what I can tell you is that, as a TSLA and Model S owner, if Elon Musk can keep it together (i.e. ignore negative twitter), I don’t see myself buying any other brand of vehicle in the forceable future.
And one thing! Elon and Steve matches in many way. And seriously if apple don't come with something really impressive within few years they will become as normal as their competitors!
Though still they are leader in many ways, their bold decision is still unmatched in the industry. Only problem is they becoming high price and low innovative company.
compare tesla and apple... lol
tesla fans apple fans
TESLA CARS = PLASTIC CARS 😍😍😍
What is this an Apple commerical?... 🤢🤢🤢
Apple times are over soon.5-6 years
JellyFix which are the reasons that lead you to this conclusion?
He has none, that's why he hasn't replied. He has dislike for a company he doesn't understand and needs to bash It, like so many other people on here do. Most comments have provided no substance to their comments and said nothing but "Apple is greedy, Apple doesn't care" I currently own nothing Apple anymore and aren't currently invested in Apple, but Apple has EXCELLENT customer service and the product quality is amazing. Most of these commenters are just tilted because they cant afford an iPhone.
Kevin Vidakovic Apple’s sales are on the decline and the only way for them to keep growing is to pump up the prices even further, when they were high for people to begin with, so that strategy risks alienating their fanbase and any other potential customers and keep them from upgrading their phones making them get even less sales in the long run, if they get half the sales in 5 years time they will have to start selling $2000 phones just to maintain a 0% rate of growth and since you can only raise up prices so much they will make less money than before in the long run.
Their stock has dumped like a rock and I’m skeptical like many analysts are that they can introduce another breakthrough product to keep growth going, the Apple Watch was a product that brought something new to the market, but it wasn’t the Hail Mary that saved them from stagnation, stagnant companies are ripe for market disruption and Apple’s days are counted without the man that made it into what it is today, they can no longer disrupt new markets, they’re too big to take risks and experiment with new products without a disruptive man at the helm like Steve Jobs was.
@@DaybreakPT You lost all credibility the moment you mentioned Steve Jobs, hes been dead for YEARS, and AAPL, continued to perform just fine even after he passed and You realize the stock was at its highest AFTER he passed away? And you also realize that this ISNT the first time AAPL share had a rappid decline? This happens about every two years and this times is probably no different.. ALSO AAPL isnt the only one thats down right now? The entire market in coming down that this moment. Look at Amazon, Facebook and even other none FAANG stocks. Stop cherry picking. AAPL is working on becoming more than just a hardware seller which is WHY they no longer wish to disclose that information, but people like you make that almost impossible. And FYI, AAPL isnt the only company who does NOT disclose unit sales, but thats all fine and dandy right? And their cost of phones is the best you can come up with? You do realize Samsung phones cost almost the same, right? Take a gander at the Samsung S9, its not that far off. If youre buying a car and have a choice between a $10.000 mustang or a $10.300 Camaro, and you want the Camaro, youre not gonna let the slight difference deter you from that car and the same applies to phones. Only difference here is that its not even a $100 difference. If youre an Analyst.. you should be ashamed of yourself and reconsider your career as you fail to analyze past current and future events. But thats what happens I guess when just anybody has access to the internet these days.
And before you assume im a "fanboy" I own no Apple products at the time nor do I hold a position in AAPL as of yet. Have a good day.
@@NoahsAsylum0137 Nokia had 40% marketshare worth 300 billion...
is he an apple sheep?
They have 0 similarity
Hi Alber, thanks for your comment! What do you think of the similarities mentioned in the video?
Hi Alber! How about the 12 similarities listed in the video? :) And remember, we are not comparing Apple today and Tesla today, but rather Tesla today and Apple from 10 years ago.
Apple a superior product (LMFAO) a sucker born every minute ☻
I want a apple camera to beat other brand, a car to beat Chevy bolt at least. And so forth
or just STFU!!!!!!!