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Manufacturing Efficiency: Tesla is the only company profitably making EVs, while traditional automakers lose money on them. The company's ability to handle the Twitter situation and its AI initiatives have further strengthened this flywheel.
Market Expansion: As manufacturing becomes more efficient, prices drop, allowing more customers to afford Teslas. This higher production volume further reduces costs, creating a virtuous cycle that traditional automakers cannot match.
Talent Magnetism: Tesla's success and compensation model, where employees become shareholders, have made it a talent magnet, attracting the brightest minds and accelerating innovation while reducing risk.