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Tesla: 2024 was bad, 2025 was worse as profit falls 46 percent
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 29 Jan 2026
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Ok so, as someone who lives in a different country, should immediately incur what would probably be about a $30k loss because of this? Because of Internet outrage, for a purchase I made, during a time that it looked like Donald Trump was maybe going to jail, and when the CEO of a car company was at that point making public claims that Trump confused him and he didn't like him?
I mean yeah since, the guys a donkey. I'm not buying another one. They haven't seen a cent from me since all this went down.
But I'm also not incurring a loss like this, because of the trash United States. The US has been full of enslaving white trash since like what, 1776? What's really changed here?
By the time the Cybertruck came out we knew what Elon was. This is not about all Teslas on the road. The article is, but the comment was specifically about Cybertrucks