And now that Model S engineering mule spotted a few months back with lidar sensors on it makes sense.
(Several of us opined it was likely used to validate the other sensor perfomance...)
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(Several of us opined it was likely used to validate the other sensor perfomance...)
That cybertruck number is stupid. A giant cybertruck casting machine for 25k trucks per year? Wtf
I don’t know if this has been posted; but, I believe it bears repeating...
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TMC is a woke organisation - any jokes about German humour should be left until tomorrow morning.Now, after everyone laughed at their new name, Volkswagen is claiming it was all a joke.
Volkswagen will not change name of U.S. operations - sources
Volkswagen AG's U.S. unit will not change its name even after the German automaker issued a statement on Tuesday saying it would, three sources briefed on the matter said.www.reuters.com
Are you starting on the HUD thing again...
Benzinga - this evening: Wedbush Expects Delivery Beat
Excerpts:
...The analyst said in a note Tuesday that Wedbush has updated its delivery model to reflect increased confidence in the first half of this year.
For the first quarter of 2021, Wedbush is raising Model 3/Y estimates to 160,000 units from 132,000 units. For Model S/X vehicles Wedbush revised estimates to 14,000 units from 12,500 units...
...From the point of view stocks, Ives wrote that the recent sell-off in EV shares “creates a massive buying opportunity in our opinion to own the Chinese EV players as well as the leader of the pack Tesla heading into this golden age of EVs.”
Excerpts:
...The analyst said in a note Tuesday that Wedbush has updated its delivery model to reflect increased confidence in the first half of this year.
For the first quarter of 2021, Wedbush is raising Model 3/Y estimates to 160,000 units from 132,000 units. For Model S/X vehicles Wedbush revised estimates to 14,000 units from 12,500 units...
...From the point of view stocks, Ives wrote that the recent sell-off in EV shares “creates a massive buying opportunity in our opinion to own the Chinese EV players as well as the leader of the pack Tesla heading into this golden age of EVs.”
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I’m pleased with the declaration of model 3 being the best electric car...but how are the S/X/Y missing from that stage?
Biden clearl to Tesla that they should
Biden is on the podium with a big check paid to Elon Musk with the amount of $69B.
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It's worth mentioning here that Tesla today blasted past the 1000 supercharger station milestone in the US. By the count at supercharge.info, there are now 19 open in Mexco, 111 open in Canada, and 1009 open in the US (including 8 that opened today). There are some counting ambiguities that make the numbers not line up exactly with Tesla's or even with themselves (they say 1005 open, but their data page lists 1009 for the US). @BlueShift ??
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Notice the 2 terms that Jonas doesn't use: "batteries" and "FSD".
Then, 100K Cybertrucks in 2025 and 5.5M all vehicles by 2030? Hah, try 2023
AJ/MS == clueless. It's their thing.
Cheers!
I guess even a broken napkin is right once. Or something.My napkin charts said the bottom was in at $800, $750, $700, $650, $600......the napkin will prevail correct one day!
Is giving such high estimate helpful to make his PT ($950) sensible?
He set high expectation even for Q4 2020 P&D, on Dec-30-2020 his estimate for Q4 was 190k-200K, sigh!
Your state may differ, but I had to re-learn Rules of the Road etc. when I moved to Alaska and had to take a driver test. At that time, I learned :No, not only is it not universal, I am not aware of any driving jurisdiction in the USA or Canada where drivers should negotiate the right-of-way at an intersection with each other. Because the person who has the right-of-way is determined by who came to a stop at the intersection first. If it was tie, then the position of the vehicles relative to one another determines right-of-way. The right-of-way exists without any need for driver's to negotiate or gift it and the negotiating or gifting of it is almost always the result of a driver that doesn't even know the basic rules of the road.
If someone tries to "gift" the right-of-way to me, when I do not have the right-of-way, I ignore them. If they don't take the right-of-way even though they have had generous opportunities to do so, I will go, generally quickly enough and taking a path such that I always have an out should I see they have decided to finally go. I'm not going to sit there for 5 minutes if they are not taking their right-of-way.
If I ever see an AI driven vehicle signal that it's yielding the right of way to a vehicle that doesn't have the right of way, I will know the Ai developers didn't properly filter which human drivers were used to train the neural net.
ONE NEVER has the right of way. Rather, the rules specifically present situations where one must yield the right of way.
I’m guessing that somewhere along the line, litigation must have reached some breaking point and thus the above ThroughTheLookingGlass situation developed.
Is Alaska ahead of its time? No, the world is not that LookingGlass-y.
Artful Dodger
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Q4-2020: Vehicles produced in 2020 not shipped out till the new year started?
When are technically vehicles counted towards produced, I am assuming it's not by when they leave the factory, perhaps after some level of quality check and internal certification?
My recollection of some news around Dec-31-2020, in China, right after Dec-31 passed, after midnight, several trucks fully loaded with Model-Ys were seen leaving the Shanghai factory. Is my seeming recollection of this correct? If yes, do estimates you guys came across factor these in?
At that time, I was wondering if that was somewhat deliberate to cushion Q1-2021.
When are technically vehicles counted towards produced, I am assuming it's not by when they leave the factory, perhaps after some level of quality check and internal certification?
My recollection of some news around Dec-31-2020, in China, right after Dec-31 passed, after midnight, several trucks fully loaded with Model-Ys were seen leaving the Shanghai factory. Is my seeming recollection of this correct? If yes, do estimates you guys came across factor these in?
At that time, I was wondering if that was somewhat deliberate to cushion Q1-2021.
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