This former Tesla engineer isn't pulling any punches.
will be able to "serve briefly as a boat so it can cross rivers, lakes and even seas that aren’t too choppy."
Whether Musk was joking or not, former Tesla engineer Matt Brown had a few choice words about Musk’s decidedly outrageous statement. "Having worked at Tesla, I can say with some confidence that the design engineers are hearing about this requirement for the first time here," said MattBrown, who goes by "Superfast Matt" online, has credentials in the automotive space.
Given the limited practicality of amphibious consumer cars in the past, that sounds about par for the course.Musk putting his engineers on the spot wouldn’t be surprising, given his allegedly grueling management style.
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