In a startling revelation, Dustin Moskovitz, the co-founder of Facebook, has sounded the alarm about Tesla, likening its situation to the infamous collapse of Enron. Moskovitz expressed his concerns about Tesla’s financial integrity in a post on Meta’s Threads messaging app, stating, “This is Enron now, folks.”
For those unfamiliar with the Enron scandal, it involved executives inflating the company’s financial performance and hiding billions in debt through complex financial maneuvers. The eventual collapse of Enron sent shockwaves through the corporate world and led to widespread legal ramifications.
Moskovitz, who also serves as the CEO of work-management platform Asana, warned that Tesla could face similar legal repercussions. He went as far as to suggest that “people are going to jail at the end.” His concerns stem from social media reports alleging discrepancies in Tesla vehicles’ odometer readings, which could potentially impact range calculations.
One such report shared by Moskovitz highlighted a 20% difference between the odometer readings of a Tesla Model Y and a Lexus RZ. Despite these alarming claims, spokespeople for Tesla and Asana remained silent in response to requests for comment.
As the debate over Tesla’s financial transparency heats up, Moskovitz’s warning serves as a stark reminder of the importance of accountability and integrity in corporate governance. Stay tuned for further developments as this story unfolds.
