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If Volkswagen's punishment were up to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, he'd want the German car company to work on curing the air, not the cars.
In an open letter to the California Air Resources Board, Musk and 44 of his like-minded investor friends urged the state to release Volkswagen from the obligation to fix its cars and instead have the company reinvest the money in producing zero-emissions vehicles.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/heres-elon-musk-friends-want-163014009.html
What do you think ? Is it a good idea or not so good ?
I think it's a good idea, instead of millions(may be billions) dollar in fined (and repair) that will be wasted by Federal and state governments, Audi spends that money to accelerate in design/manufacture zero emission vehicles.
If Volkswagen's punishment were up to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, he'd want the German car company to work on curing the air, not the cars.
In an open letter to the California Air Resources Board, Musk and 44 of his like-minded investor friends urged the state to release Volkswagen from the obligation to fix its cars and instead have the company reinvest the money in producing zero-emissions vehicles.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/heres-elon-musk-friends-want-163014009.html
What do you think ? Is it a good idea or not so good ?
I think it's a good idea, instead of millions(may be billions) dollar in fined (and repair) that will be wasted by Federal and state governments, Audi spends that money to accelerate in design/manufacture zero emission vehicles.