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Musk complains about handouts when Tesla was only profitable due to credits

Last updated: April 22, 2025 6:50 pm
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Tesla’s recent earnings report has revealed some troubling news for the company, with sales, profits, and margins all taking a significant hit. Despite a growing global electric vehicle market, Tesla seems to be struggling. However, instead of addressing these issues head-on, CEO Elon Musk chose to go on a rant filled with conspiracy theories and deflecting blame.

Musk started the Tesla conference call by boasting about his role in an advisory group called the “Department of Government Efficiency.” This group, which is not an actual government department, aims to reduce redundancy in government. Musk initially claimed that the department could save $2 trillion for the US government, a figure that was unrealistic from the start. Now, he projects that the department will save $150 billion next year, a far cry from his original estimate.

Despite Musk’s claims of progress in addressing waste and fraud, the reality is that the US government’s deficit has grown to record levels. Musk’s tenure in the advisory board has been deemed a failure by many, and his focus on this irrelevant topic during the earnings call was seen as a distraction from Tesla’s actual business performance.

Musk went on to blame protesters for the backlash he has faced, alleging that they were receiving fraudulent money and are now upset that the government funding has been cut off. These claims were unsubstantiated and only added to the confusion and frustration surrounding Musk’s leadership.

Furthermore, it was revealed that Tesla was only profitable in Q1 of 2025 due to regulatory credits. Without these credits, the company would have posted a significant loss for the quarter. This reliance on government credits to turn a profit is concerning, especially considering Musk’s previous statements about subsidies for electric vehicles.

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Overall, Musk’s behavior during the earnings call raised eyebrows and highlighted his detachment from reality. His focus on conspiracy theories and deflection of blame only served to further damage his reputation and raise questions about Tesla’s future. It remains to be seen how the company will address these challenges moving forward.

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