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Elon Musk on Twitter
"Over 550,000 Tesla Smart Summon uses in first few days!"

It's official: your odds of any one of the negative Smart Summon cases reported in the first few days (what, 1-2 fender benders**, at least one of which was the other car's fault?) happening to you when you use Smart Summon is roughly equivalent to your odds of being struck by lightning in an entire year.

** - Plus those that didn't get reported on social media. But let's get real, the lion's share of the population posts on social media these days.


Let's get real. Does this say anything about the number of errors this 'smart' summon has made? Nope. How many of those 550k tests had hits, near hits, driving towards a pedestrian, driving over curb, holding up people, confusing traffic, incomplete mission?

NO BETA VERSIONS ON THE ROAD! OK?
 
God. Earlier this year, I bought a quarter million dollar's worth of TSLA Jan21. It's down to 5 digits now. I keep waiting for it to recover, but it just doesn't seem to be capable of doing so. I have no idea what to do now. I do plan on rolling it over to Jan22s eventually, but doing so is akin to de-levering, and I don't feel great about de-levering while the SP is low.

I was watching an old youtube video about old people crying about losing a large chunk of their savings during the recession. What's funny is that the highest number given was only 1/3 of what I've lost so far this year.
I have a million worth with an average of 290. I am sure there are more like us. So remain patient, we will see the reward one day. So far Tesla is doing exactly what it has said. This is very impressive given Elon is not a sandbagger.
 
Are you REALLY that naive?

Implying that you think it was an intentional leak. Okay, let's follow this thread. What, exactly, is the incentive, for leaking that goal? To run the SP up for a week before it comes crashing back down if the goal isn't hit? Or to cause a run-up followed by stagnation if the number is barely met?

I am not seeing the reasoning here, but please enlighten me.
 
Let's get real. Does this say anything of the number of errors this 'smart' summon has made? Nope. How many of those 550k tests had hits, near hits, driving towards a pedestrian, driving over curb, holding up people, confusing traffic, incomplete mission?

NO BETA VERSIONS ON THE ROAD! OK?

Your original argument:
  • Premise: There exist anecdotes of bad Smart Summon cases
  • Conclusion: Smart Summon is dangerous
Your logic to back up your premise, after it was undercut by the sheer magnitude of Smart Summons conducted in the first few days:
  • Premise: Smart Summon is dangerous
  • Conclusion: There must be vastly more bad Smart Summon cases out there which, for some reason despite our age of social media, nobody has heard of.
You're begging the question now. Your supporting premise is your initial conclusion.
 
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Wow, I guess this means that failure rate is pretty low or we would have heard all about it from the FUDsters.

But this also means that some of you are overdoing it. Come on, just NA, only HW 2, 2.5, 3, and some of us are not doing it.
That's like 5-10 summons per person in a few days?
Yup, I tried it about 10 times :). No crashes but I did stop it early a couple times because I was nervous about other parked cars close by.
 
@Fact Checking please debunk the rosy expectations of the moderator. Something something to do with glass?
For the model 3
Q2 tesla made on average of 5,579 per week
Q3 tesla made an average of 6,141 per week

An increase of 562 per week.

Increasing production by 359 per week
Would be a production of 6,500 per week or 84500 for the quarter.

Adding 16,000 model S and X would bring total Fremont production to 100,500

GF3 then only needs to produce 500 a week for 10 weeks for the grand total to ne 105,500.

Since the average M3 production was 6,141 per week for Q3 and that production has been increasing that Tesla is already above 6,141 per week maybe by at least 200.

Time well tell.
 
I recall it being accepted as dogma on this thread and being attacked with religious ferocity if you thought differently.

e.g. we don't need advertising Tesla can sell all they can make
e.g we don't need a refresh Tesla can sell all they can make
Q3: Model S/X produced 16,318, delivered 17,400.

They sold MORE than they made.
 
God. Earlier this year, I bought a quarter million dollar's worth of TSLA Jan21. It's down to 5 digits now. I keep waiting for it to recover, but it just doesn't seem to be capable of doing so. I have no idea what to do now. I do plan on rolling it over to Jan22s eventually, but doing so is akin to de-levering, and I don't feel great about de-levering while the SP is low.

I was watching an old youtube video about old people crying about losing a large chunk of their savings during the recession. What's funny is that the highest number given was only 1/3 of what I've lost so far this year.
Here's an idea. Sell it all and put it in Nio. I hear they are going to break out any minute.

Dan