Martin Eberhard

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Martin Eberhard is an American engineer and entrepreneur best known as a co-founder and early leader of the electric vehicle company Tesla.

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Martin Eberhard canonical 3

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instanceOf businessperson
engineer
entrepreneur
human
associatedWith Silicon Valley
basedIn California, United States
surface form: California
coFounded Network Computing Devices
NuvoMedia
Tesla, Inc.
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
developed Rocket eBook at NuvoMedia
surface form: Rocket eBook
educatedAt University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
employer Network Computing Devices
NuvoMedia
Tesla, Inc.
fieldOfWork battery technology
consumer electronics
electric vehicles
gender male
hasAchievement early advocacy for high-performance electric sports cars
helped bring the first Tesla Roadster to market
hasActivity advising technology startups
public speaking on sustainable transportation
hasGivenPresentationOn electric vehicle technology
lithium-ion battery applications
hasRole automotive pioneer
startup founder
technology innovator
industry automotive industry
technology industry
influenced adoption of lithium-ion batteries in electric cars
knownFor co-founding Tesla, Inc.
early leadership of Tesla, Inc.
languageSpoken English
notableIdea using commodity lithium-ion cells for EV battery packs
notableWork Tesla Roadster
surface form: Tesla Roadster (first-generation)
occupation business executive
electrical engineer
entrepreneur
playedRoleIn commercialization of long-range electric vehicles
positionHeld CEO of NuvoMedia
CEO of Tesla, Inc.
Chairman of Tesla, Inc.
President of Tesla, Inc.
typeOfEngineer computer engineer
electrical engineer

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Tesla, Inc. foundedBy Martin Eberhard
Marc Tarpenning businessPartner Martin Eberhard
Tarpenning coFounderWith Martin Eberhard
subject surface form: Marc Tarpenning