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🚗 In Atlanta, a thief proved that the security of the Tesla Cybertruck is a myth. A Tesla Cybertruck owner fell victim to a bold robbery that has raised questions about the much-touted security of the electric pickup. The thief shattered the suppos

everyone is talking about Jaguar rebranding because of how bad the advertising was in similar way APPLE also does -ve marketing by applying charging below the mouse but APPLE knows everyone will talk about their mouse how stupid the feature was and

What was the first product that Apple Inc. launched?

Going beyond the poor logo redesign, I feel like Jaguar’s rebrand is unsuccessful because they’ve completely alienated their existing audience to pander to a demographic that most likely doesn’t have the means to own a luxury car, and more importantl

⚡️Introducing the future of elegance and innovation 🚗✨ Jaguar's daring new electric vehicle redefines modern luxury, following a striking rebrand. A bold step towards sustainable sophistication. 🌿💼 What do you think of this new era for Jaguar? #E

what do you think about jaguar rebranding? No one was talking about it before rebranding I mean they were failing but suddenly everyone is talking about them

💥 First fatal crash involving a Cybertruck. Texas is investigating the first fatal crash involving a Tesla Cybertruck. According to police, the car lost control, veered off the road, and crashed into a concrete pipe, after which it caught fire. Th

Nokia's first product was Toilet Paper LG's first product was Facial Cream Wipro first product was Vegetable Oil IKEA's first product was a Pen Samsung started its business by a Grocery Store So it's not that your first product is your last produc

Jaguar's rebrand was a great case study of Innovation vs Legacy. And the innovation backfired, their Legacy WON. What is the right approach to innovate? Does legacy play a far bigger role than innovation?

Tesla was mainly known for it's such features like Auto Pilot. Now Jaguar and Mercedes have aldredy build their self driving cars and this car company is doing that. So what do think is the future of Tesla's Car Segment?