New Delhi: After the Coronavirus outbreak, once again the tension between the US and China has increased. But, Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, is fiercely Chinese. In a recent interview, Elon Musk said about the people of China that they are smart and hardworking people. He said, ‘China is fantastic in my opinion. There is a lot of energy among Chinese people. Most of the people there are smart and hardworking. People, there are not entitled but they never get complacent.
In fact, in an interview with Automotive News, Musk was asked what his strategy would be in the coming days regarding electric vehicles in China. In response to the same question, Musk said that people living in Los Angeles, New York or Bay Area of America are Entitled compared to China and they are full of complacency.
China has helped Tesla
Musk further said that the Chinese government has been supported to some extent, but it is not in the US. Tesla is one of those car companies that has received very little support from the US government. Recall that only last year, the Chinese government had helped take a loan of $ 1.5 billion for Tesla Factory in Shanghai. After this, after the corona virus epidemic, the local government helped to resume manufacturing there. Musk said, ‘He has always been supportive. It is a little strange that he supports so much of a non-Chinese company. But it is not so.
Changed the way of car sales
Musk, who recently launched SpaceX’s rocket for the International Space Station, said about the future of car sales, selling cars directly to customers, and selling it online would become the new norm. The era of dealerships and stores are about to take off. Musk replied, “In the situation of the traditional dealer … I think it is useless and the current epidemic has forced this to be just noticed.”
In order to keep customers and investors happy, he advised that companies all over the world should pay less attention to the marketing presentation of their product. Instead, they should pay special attention to their product. Honestly speaking, the same thing should be taught first in any business school.
