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Never forget, said Wolters, that Tesla is first a corporation, and consumers ultimately pay prices based on escalating costs passed on by the manufacturer. Teslaâs fiduciary responsibility is first to its bottom line, not consumers, he said, and this is a conflict of interest.n opening the can of worms on what consumers stand to gain or lose, thereâs more at stake than just price and profits. Tesla blog posts have insinuated franchising laws are an archaic holdover protected by crony capitalists.
Apple Will Buy Tesla Motors Because Nobody Else Can. I usually don't pay much mind to the grandiose predictions of tech pundits, but this one is hard to ignore, simply because it feels so right and logical. On Friday, Jason Calacanis declared in a blog post that Apple will buy Tesla Motors in approximately 18 months for the whopping sum of $75 billion. Calacanis is not a shareholder in either company, nor does he have any inside information, but he gave 19 reasons why Cupertino will buy Elon Musk's electric car company.