How JB Straubel Turned a Failed Pitch into Tesla’s Foundational Technology
Before Tesla’s rise, cofounder JB Straubel’s initial pitch to Elon Musk was rejected, but his persistence transformed a hobby into a groundbreaking electric vehicle empire.
Before Tesla’s rise, cofounder JB Straubel’s initial pitch to Elon Musk was rejected, but his persistence transformed a hobby into a groundbreaking electric vehicle empire.
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