The share of the electric car manufacturer Tesla reached a new all-time high this Friday: In less than twelve months it has grown from just under 350 euros to almost 800 euros.
And Tesla is also in the fast lane when it comes to quarterly figures: while other factories are at a standstill, the electric car manufacturer is reporting record figures. And this despite the fact that due to the acute global shortage of chips, an important component for the driving ability of e-cars is missing.
In this regard, Tesla has exceeded investor expectations. Professor Stefan Bratzel, founder and director of the independent research institute Center of Automotive Management, gives a detailed analysis of how the car manufacturer was able to outperform other manufacturers in dealing with logistical bottlenecks and software.
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