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Amidst the turbulence of labor disputes shaking the auto sector, one name sails smoothly ahead: Elon Musk's Tesla. This electric car pioneer isn't just skirting the storm; it's leveraging the chaos to its advantage.
Efficiency Over Tradition:
While heavyweights like GM, Stellantis, and Ford grapple with hourly labor costs around $66, Tesla operates at a sleek $45. A potential UAW strike could drive Detroit's Big Three labor costs to a staggering $136 per hour, making Tesla's edge even sharper.
Playing It Smart:
With their cost benefits, Tesla has tactically slashed vehicle prices, further enticing consumers. The result? A 20% jump in Q2 profits, despite price cuts, solidifying its market share in the EV segment.
UAW's Stance
Source: Morning Brew
#BigThree CEO"s need to settle with the @UAW and set about leveling the playing field with Tesla, not take it out on their work force @RBReich. If #BigThree CEO's cause the unionization of Tesla's operations, they create a level playing field, one in which they can compete. https://t.co/MlUX1xu4xX
— jthomascrowne.com: The View From Here (@40ford2) September 20, 2023
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