I hope for his sake he doesn't have an Elon-style remuneration package
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I hope for his sake he doesn't have an Elon-style remuneration package
My thoughts too - that CT is beginning to look like a finished productI know there's been a lot of wrap conversation, but that polished SS finish is absolutely stunning to me, personally. I hope they don't show fingerprints like many genuine SS appliances do. Ironically, I think the SS fingerprint "resistant" solution for most appliances was either a clear coating or to not use real SS. It will be interesting to learn what Tesla has done here...
EDIT: Most owners would likely acknowledge that closing your frunk without leaving smudges is difficult enough with conventional paint. When will Tesla start to make these frunks automatic? I'd pay for that retrofit (only through Tesla) in a heartbeat!
here is a conspiracy theory for you folks:Not directly Tesla-related. Cruise still finding it tough going. The last time I saw a Cruise car in Austin it was driving with its wheels on the dotted line between lanes!
West Austin neighbors petition against self-driving cars
Stopped at a red light near Austin Community College, Jinous Rouhani says she narrowly avoided having her car hit by a driverless Cruise vehicle.www.kxan.com
Unless you're going for the weathered, stained & smudged desert rat look, I would suggest that a clear wrap will be essential to keep the "stainless" (not) clean, cleanable, unsmudged, and lookin' good..I know there's been a lot of wrap conversation, but that polished SS finish is absolutely stunning to me, personally. I hope they don't show fingerprints like many genuine SS appliances do. Ironically, I think the SS fingerprint "resistant" solution for most appliances was either a clear coating or to not use real SS. It will be interesting to learn what Tesla has done here...
EDIT: Most owners would likely acknowledge that closing your frunk without leaving smudges is difficult enough with conventional paint. When will Tesla start to make these frunks automatic? I'd pay for that retrofit (only through Tesla) in a heartbeat!
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Here's Troys guess, Im looking at Berlin. Is this seriously what they are expected to output? Same as last 2 quarters?
For Tesla investors, this is nearly meaningless. For speculators and day traders, very important.Thanks for your take, which I hate - respectfully.
If Tesla delivers, let's say, 387,000 vs 400,000 'expected' this this calls for "huge impact on stock price"?
This is WS talk. We all know there is much more to Tesla than 'WS - miss' of 13K deliveries. Especially now.
So you’re telling me they might have a competitor to car that debuted 11 years ago? You go champ!New Tesla Killer....
Huawei says upcoming Luxeed S7 EV is ‘superior to Tesla’s Model S’
A partnership between smartphone maker Huawei and China-owned Chery Automobile will launch the Model S rivaling Luxeed S7 in November.www.teslarati.com
Huawei says upcoming Luxeed S7 EV is ‘superior to Tesla’s Model S’
That's a 3.2% difference in deliveries. I would gladly enjoy an additional 3.2% every year on my investments. I think it is significant, even for long term investors.For Tesla investors, this is nearly meaningless. For speculators and day traders, very important.
There are a lot of good answers here and I'm sure all have a degree of truth to them. The other fact? There are a lot of people making a living (or at least supplementing an income) making Tesla videos on Youtube. SWAGs of P&D are more content to get views. Keep that in mind with any you see.Can somebody enlighten me and provide some sort of reasoning why so many folks spend days trying to forecast car unit production numbers with such high accuracy?
Why is this so much compute time especially now when Tesla has reached over 400,000 units in last 3 quarters?
Construction has not really started yet, and yet you think mass production is only a year away?About a year away. Theres a new Nevada drone operator tracking expansion progress in Giga Nevada, and a week ago, they were just starting early stuff like building out a further away parking lot. Not much actual construction is occurring yet.
Did I say mass production? I meant initial production. I might be a tad optimistic although Shanghai came up that quickly.Construction has not really started yet, and yet you think mass production is only a year away?
What if you’re both… a Hybrid?For Tesla investors, this is nearly meaningless. For speculators and day traders, very important.
Agreed, because every time there's a "miss" $TSLA loses momentum, gets beaten back down 10, 20%, and can take moths to recover - all well and good when you're young, but many of us here are on the cusp of retirement and basically just waiting for the stock to get back to where it was to achieve thatThat's a 3.2% difference in deliveries. I would gladly enjoy an additional 3.2% every year on my investments. I think it is significant, even for long term investors.
Not great for a final month. Of course completely explainable given highland hasn’t been delivering in China yet (I gather???). So it is just Model Y
Not sure where I'd best share this so I'm posting this here for high visibility.
Last saturday september 23rd I visited my local Tesla showroom (Ghent, Belgium) with my inlaws since they want a Tesla too after seeing me drive one.
They were in doubt between a Y or a 3, so wanted to sit in both to compare interior. (Test drive not necessary, they already drove mine)
The lot was filled with mainly Y's and (old) 3's, but the Tesla representatives explained they had not a single model 3 left for us to sit in.
He explained the highland switchover, and told us:
- all (old) model 3's were sold, even the showroom models. The 3's still in the lot were all sold (or customer cars of course).
- the highland 3's for the showroom would be arrive at the very end of October, together with the first customer Highlands already. (I believe he said the weekend of 28-29 October, but it was at least in the 20's) So if I ordered now I could still get delivery end of October.
So yeah: the transition to highland 3 in Europe is fabricated to be instantaneous. Showrooms sold their cars and inventory and the new 3's are on the way.
Given the timing it seems clear to me that China is not exporting 3's right now at the end of the quarter, but keeping them for domestic sales. Starting October 1st they will IMO prioritize export to provide showroom 3's (and first customer deliveries) across Eurasia.