Increasing range, but not price. If those numbers are correct, it's more than 10% additional range, but only a couple percent larger battery.
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Tuesday? Why?That chart is based on Tuesday's end-of-day Open Interest. Wait until Friday 7:00 am for today's data.
No mention of Berlin but Austin Elon said model y will start this Q with 4680sMy only question: Will Model Y's ship with 4680's out of Berlin or Austin in Q4 or Q1?
so..dead in the water is dead in the water? is that what you meant?I hereby terminate all debate of what "dead in the water" means.
So last time we got an update, 4860 was not ready for production. Now apparently it is.
AND we have enough supply from Kato Rd to fill all Model Y demand from Austin until they ramp.
AND AUSTIN MODEL Y PRODUCTION IS HAPPENING......
THIS QUARTER!
I other words, the Battery Day plan is on track, works, and about to scale.
So he just said, "I'll find out".
Tesla wants to license FSD to other automakers. Hmm, would that be chips included?
Tuesday? Why?
I'm going with Model C for the China version and Model G for the German one (maybe D for Deutschland?). I know, not very imaginative. So shoot me. Model S is Sedan so Elon has nothing on me."Volume Production" is always a year from launch. Musk suggested the same for the Model Y in Texas. That it will take the Cybertruck a year to go from production to volume is normal. Musk even said that at the beginning of the call regarding the Model Y. In the time between start of production and "Volume Production", there might well be 60-80k trucks produced.
Musk dodged the whole Model 2 question because whoever asked about it left it easy for him to dodge. He didn't say there was no $25k Tesla, he said there was no "Model 2". Because the only reason there was a Model 3 was because they needed an E for S3XY. The way he responded it seemed pretty clear to me he just didn't want to answer the question.
If Tesla solves FSD, then it'll be the entire package of sensor suite plus FSD computer if automakers want plug and play and doesn't want to deal with training their own.Tesla wants to license FSD to other automakers. Hmm, would that be chips included?
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In the meeting he sounded like he thought there might only be about 1,000 people with a score of 100. I think he's crazy but it seems he doesn't understand how many people are anxious to test it out.Lol, but this is what he TWEETED during the AGM:
Elon Musk on Twitter: "FSD Beta 10.2 rolls out Friday midnight to ~1000 owners with perfect 100/100 safety scores. Rollouts will hold for several days after that to see how it goes. If that looks good, beta will gradually begin rolling out to 99 scores & below." / Twitter
Pivot shift!!Tesla wants to license FSD to other automakers. Hmm, would that be chips included?
If it's anything like the decanter I just bought it'll be better than the cars.Wonder what’s the TAM of “Don’t Mess with Tesla” belt buckle is?
I expect it to be available for purchase
very soon on Tesla app.
I think it’s going ok. As Elon said, they just don’t have the bandwidth (batteries/chips/etc) to do any more than they’re doing. Makes sense to me that they continue full speed ahead with S3Y and leave X, semi, and CT for next year.Both Austin and Berlin are sized for 2m each, the current berlin plant is 1/4 the size of the footprint of the plant because thats easier to get done in Germany.
Austin is just a huge building and will get extended.
We didnt hear a peep on the refreshed model X or how that whole refresh is going etc.