Slate: The EV startup backed by Jeff Bezos - Truck revealed

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Exclusive: Inside the EV startup secretly backed by Jeff Bezos | TechCrunch

Jeff Bezos is funding a secretive EV startup based in Michigan called Slate Auto that could start production as soon as next year, according to multiple

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[Leasy]

These cars should be about 10k or 15k less. America can do better. China out here destroying shyt

 

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These cars should be about 10k or 15k less. America can do better. China out here destroying shyt

Cost of labor is too high in the USA. Figure out how to address that.

 

[Leasy]

Cost of labor is too high in the USA. Figure out how to address that.

Stop the trickledown economics. Ironic the CEO pay went up 300 percent but not the worker. You speaking 1 percent nonsense

 

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Stop the trickledown economics. Ironic the CEO pay went up 300 percent but not the worker. You speaking 1 percent nonsense

You can eliminate the entire executive staff salaries and it won’t lower the costs of cars.

 

[Loose]

Pay in China isn't cheap either anymore, labor only part of the issue the other issue is expertise and materials

 

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Pay in China isn't cheap either anymore, labor only part of the issue the other issue is expertise and materials

You dont know what you're talking about. On the whole, not to mention the existing infrastructure and access to resources makes it a net benefit for china to develop those at home

 

[Loose]

You dont know what you're talking about. On the whole, not to mention the existing infrastructure and access to resources makes it a net benefit for china to develop those at home

Your literally agreeing with my argument with this post. We don't have the resources nor expertise in the United states, labor cost isn't the major issue

 

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Your literally agreeing with my argument with this post. We don't have the resources nor expertise in the United states, labor cost isn't the major issue

the cost of labor has gone up in china yes. But not appreciably enough to completely re-shore these industries.

 

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Cost of labor is too high in the USA. Figure out how to address that.

How about YOU address it. I'll throw you some softball questions to answer...

Should auto workers no longer be unionized and work for minimum wage or less in America?

Should American businesses be made to pay workers in China and Mexico an 'American minimum wage' that arbitrarily raises their labor costs?

Tariffs? Tax incentives? Surely you have some ideas, right?

 

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How about YOU address it. I'll throw you some softball questions to answer...

Should auto workers no longer be unionized and work for minimum wage or less in America?

Should American businesses be made to pay workers in China and Mexico an 'American minimum wage' that arbitrarily raises their labor costs?

Tariffs? Tax incentives? Surely you have some ideas, right?

unions are dying anyways