You right. It was stated they would all be competed by mid 2023, so not the end of the year. Sometimes it’s best to keep quite and let everyone think you are doll rather than prove it
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Did you actually read what she said, rather than reading click bait on a Tesla fan site? She didn't say that. Some Tesla bro said that.
If you read garbage sources you're going to come to garbage conclusions. The actual statements by the CFO do not say this so perhaps you should read what was actually said. And read what she said before and after that, so you will understand the context in which she said it.
No, she didn't say that either. That is even further from the truth and is just made up entirely. Again, read what she said. Listen to what she said. She never said anything close to that.
If you have any interest at all in knowing what was actually said, rather than just parroting disinformation you found on the internet, I went into more detail in
Pre-March Price Increase - delivery by end of year?
A comment was made in the following article that summarized Claire Rauh McDonough's Bank of America presentation that all pre-March 2022 price increase orders would be fulfilled by end of 2023. I haven't actually seen the comments that were made but assuming this were true, I'm surprised by my...
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You make it sound unreasonable to believe information that was shared by multiple outlets contemporaneously with the event being reported on. When I hear/see a story about cities in Ukraine being hit by Russian missiles, I don’t think I need to jump on a plane to Eastern Europe to verify it before I trust that the reporting is accurate and form an opinion. It’s very possible that the comments were being repeated in an echo chamber of misinformation, and if so, folks will learn that the multiple sites publishing the information cannot be trusted. Whether they made the comments are not, Rivian didn’t do anything to dispel them, even when directly contacted by customers in advance of the delivery date updates being released on Friday. At the very least, the company’s line should have been something to the tune of “we are aware of the reporting that you are referring to, and the comments being attributed to the CFO are not accurate. We are holding tight to our delivery projections and have not committed to prioritizing the production of every pre-price hike order at this time”. Instead…those of us who reached out essentially got “no comment”. Unhelpful at best and a huge missed opportunity to set the record straight as these boards have been a buzz with this issue for weeks. I do plan to seek out the full recording of the CFO’s comments directly from BOA.Did you actually read what she said, rather than reading click bait on a Tesla fan site? She didn't say that. Some Tesla bro said that.
If you read garbage sources you're going to come to garbage conclusions. The actual statements by the CFO do not say this so perhaps you should read what was actually said. And read what she said before and after that, so you will understand the context in which she said it.
No, she didn't say that either. That is even further from the truth and is just made up entirely. Again, read what she said. Listen to what she said. She never said anything close to that.
If you have any interest at all in knowing what was actually said, rather than just parroting disinformation you found on the internet, I went into more detail in
Pre-March Price Increase - delivery by end of year?
A comment was made in the following article that summarized Claire Rauh McDonough's Bank of America presentation that all pre-March 2022 price increase orders would be fulfilled by end of 2023. I haven't actually seen the comments that were made but assuming this were true, I'm surprised by my...
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