Scelte strategiche Tesla

[nucarote]

GM o Ford, non vedo molte altre strade in questo tipo di scenario. 

[Beckervdo]

28 minuti fa, j scrive:

Tesla è pronta a fondersi con qualche gruppo automobilistico dice Musk! Di fatto però si tratterebbe di un'acquisizione da parte di Tesla ...chi si farà avanti??

 

https://insideevs.it/news/457789/tesla-fusione-altra-casa-dichiarazione-elon-musk/

 

Rimac e quindi Volkswagen?

[4200blu]

3 minuti fa, Beckervdo scrive:

Rimac e quindi Volkswagen?

 

..credi davvero che i Prosche/Piech, lo stato tedesco e lo stato di Kuwait vendono a Musk? Io no.

[nucarote]

5 minuti fa, Beckervdo scrive:

Rimac e quindi Volkswagen?

Considerando un certo feeling tra Tesla e VAG mostrato ultimamente ci potrebbe stare, ma al sistema paese stelle e strisce sarebbe d'accordo? Sarebbe come se Apple si fondesse con Huawei.

Penso che si cercherà di tenere Tesla 100% USA. 

Modificato 2 Dicembre 2020 da nucarote

[4200blu]

15 minuti fa, nucarote scrive:

un certo feeling tra Tesla e DIESS

fixed!

 

(E Diess al momento sembra di traballando nella sella)

[Beckervdo]

2 minuti fa, 4200blu scrive:

fixed!

 

(E Diess al momento sembra di traballando nella sella)

Sarebbe ora che Diess andasse via

[4200blu]

Diess had demanded a vote of confidence in his reform efforts by asking for an early contract extension even though labor leaders opposed the move.

FRANKFURT -- Volkswagen Group's top committee on Tuesday avoided discussing a potential contract extension for CEO Herbert Diess, reports said.

A supervisory board panel ended a three-hour meeting without a concrete proposal for defusing internal tensions over Diess's desire for a contract extension and more dramatic changes at the automaker.

More talks are required ahead of a meeting of the full supervisory board next week, according to people familiar with the outcome of Tuesday’s gathering.

Discussions about Diess, 62, and selections for top management posts will continue in the coming days, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the conversations are private.

Diess had demanded a vote of confidence in his reform efforts by asking for an early contract extension even though labor leaders at the company opposed the move.

VW declined to comment.

"The executive committee will not be pressured into a decision, there is no rush," one of the people familiar with the matter said, commenting on the potential contract extension.

The committee is headed by Volkswagen's chairman Hans Dieter Poetsch. It includes Wolfgang Porsche and Hans Michel Piech, members of the automaker's owning families who control a majority voting stake, as well as VW labor boss Bernd Osterloh.

Ahead of the meeting on Tuesday, Diess outlined his vision for reforming VW, saying he had not succeeded in overhauling its German operations where labor chiefs can block significant decisions.

Audi CFO Arno Antlitz is Diess's pick for VW Group CFO

"The families continue to support Diess," a spokesman for Porsche Automobil Holding SE, the company which holds a majority voting stake in VW, said ahead of the meeting on Tuesday.

Diess defected from BMW in 2015 and helped VW reform after its diesel scandal with a 73 billion euro ($87 billion) electric vehicle investment plan. However, he has grown frustrated with opposition to cost cuts.

A dispute over who should fill openings for jobs including the finance and purchasing chiefs and Diess’s push to reshape VW spilled into the public last month.

Diess wrote a newspaper op-ed in which he referred to the German industrial giant still having "old, encrusted" structures that must be broken up.

Diess's attempts to install allies Arno Antlitz as chief financial officer and Thomas Schmall as chief procurement officer on the management board are opposed by Osterloh, sources told Reuters.

Antlitz is currently Audi's finance chief. He clashed with labor leaders in his previous job as finance chief for the main VW car brand, sources have said. Schmall, who is head of VW's components division, has won praise for leading a switch to electrification at the automaker's components plants in Germany.

Thomas Schmall should be promoted to VW's procurement chief, Diess says.

Diess has floated the idea of staying on as CEO beyond his current mandate through April 2023, according to people familiar with the situation, even though his contract would normally be up for renewal a year before it ends.

Analysts said the potential crisis at Volkswagen highlighted the difficulties of reforming a company where labor representatives control half the seats on the board of directors and local politicians have a 20 percent voting stake, allowing them to vote down strategic proposals.

VW Group is worth 77.2 billion euros ($92.4 billion), far below rival Toyota's market value of $155.7 billion and Tesla's $555 billion. That is despite the fact that VW sold 10.96 million vehicles last year - the most by any automaker around the globe - while Toyota came in second with 10.74 million. Tesla sold only 367,500 cars in the same period.

VW Group had 671,205 employees at the end of 2019, compared with 359,542 at Toyota at the end of its fiscal year, and 48,016 at Tesla last year.

 

(AutomotiveNews)

 

[A.Masera]

Secondo me ci sarebbe posto per Stellantis dato che è per metà americana.

E secondo me ci starebbe pure bene.

[iDrive]

Non vedo gli Agnelli farsi acquistare...

 

Piu probabile GM o Honda secondo me.

 

Peccato per FCA e gli Agnelli essersi diluiti troppo con e per un catorcio come PSA...

[itr83]

5 ore fa, j scrive:

Tesla è pronta a fondersi con qualche gruppo automobilistico dice Musk! Di fatto però si tratterebbe di un'acquisizione da parte di Tesla ...chi si farà avanti??

 

https://insideevs.it/news/457789/tesla-fusione-altra-casa-dichiarazione-elon-musk/

 

 

ci sarà la flila per farsi acquistare...

sicuro, sicuro!

 

21 minuti fa, iDrive scrive:

Non vedo gli Agnelli farsi acquistare...

 

Piu probabile GM o Honda secondo me.

 

Peccato per FCA e gli Agnelli essersi diluiti troppo con e per un catorcio come PSA...

 

catorcio che però gli permette di avere una posizione forte in Europa che ormai aveva perduto da tempo.