EVNow
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Isn't that like a 5% discount - or 2,500 on a 50,000 car ?
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Where to start? The rate of improvement is pretty amazing especially from a car company
No Doubt!Where to start? The rate of improvement is pretty amazing especially from a car company
Whoda thunk Boston Dynamics would become the GM of humanoid robotics!!
powertoold
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Where to start? The rate of improvement is pretty amazing especially from a car company
I watched that video at least 5 times already; almost limitless potential for factory work..... the software is easier than FSD
One has to think the next gen vehicle's production line will likely leverage Optimus in some capacity. I would think there are more opportunities using the unboxed process then the traditional assembly line. As always exciting times ahead. More shares please!
powertoold
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Tesla doesn't need ads
Just put 3 waving bots in the bed of a Cybertruck and drive around town
The dancing at the end looks near identical to how a human would dance. This has to be trained end to end.
I didn't know that you can return cars after a month?
Or did you mean sold it back to the dealer for a big loss ?
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I can guarantee you - WaPo would have still written a hit piece even if Tesla had responded. The agenda of most of the media is NOT to tell the truth, but to push their own negative bias of Tesla & Musk to their readers.
At this point is the only argument against the idea that Tesla isn’t about to change the global labor market in the next year that the videos are fake? What they’ve achieved in just over a year is mind blowing.
Tesla Senior Bot Engineer said "Everything in this video is real, no CGI. All real time, nothing sped up. Incredible hardware improvements from the team."
Exactly. Much of what Tesla said in that tweet is information already available to anyone who had the slightest inclination to write an honest story to bring the facts out.
Honestly I was wondering the same, I didn't inquire at the time, but I will endeavor to find out!
And it's very similar (and much improved) to the dance Optimus did when the robot (and the person in the suit) was introduced by Elon!
Well done Tesla!
Given the mention of tough shifting and tailgate defects it was probably a dealer buyback or lemon law claim.
Todd Burch
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Within a few months, Tesla will post a video of Optimus doing something on the line that a human does now. And, along with that video, open up reservations and start taking deposits. Then, TSLA might outperform the S&P for the first time in a few years 
The Accountant
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Yes - The story is always written beforehand and then they call you for comment. Our PR team always advised to ignore the media. Why? If you reply they take a snippet for their article . . in other words, they edit your reply "company denied blah blah blah". There are also legal issue in case you misstate something or are misinterpreted. If there is a need to reply, best to do it through a press release with no filter from the media.
An example how the media works . . .From 2020 - Bill works at Tesla Nevada:
The RWD says, "Available" in 2025.
AWD and Beast say, "Delivery" in 2024.
Delivery means delivery. Tesla intends that if you order today you will take delivery in 2024. That is Tesla's intention. I don't see how it could be interpreted any other way.
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More people than ever will think it's fake. That's just too good.
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