In the wake of Tesla Motors’ introduction of the ‘Model 3’ mass market electric vehicle (EV), lithium development and exploration company share prices had undeniably exploded higher.
This was despite the fact that Tesla had not actually sold (or even built) a single Model 3 yet, would not have it on the road for years, and continued to haemorrhage money, according to Chris Berry, writer of the ‘Disruptive Discoveries Journal’.
