I don’t know, personally I am already back to my own ATH just now - after good dip-buying opportunities for a while
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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KBF
Model X owner (formerly Cdn Signature Model S)
To point out the obvious, 70k -> 87k =/= doubling... For the quarters where vehicles in transit were increasing rapidly, Tesla was dealing with multiple gigafactory rampups and then evening out the quarter-end 'wave' which was not sustainable. The logic is straightforward, but certain Twitter 'Influencers' aren't great with extrapolation. Never fear, TMC is here to help!
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Does Toyota have any dealerships in Missouri?Competition is coming:
Toyota to roll out solid-state-battery EVs as soon as 2027
Automaker overcomes challenge of extending battery lifeasia.nikkei.com
Oh wait...
Same thing from 2017
Toyota in “production engineering” for a solid state battery, WSJ says
Solid electrolyte could make electric cars lighter, battery smaller.arstechnica.com
Stretch2727
Engineer and Car Nut
So we all should sell Tesla and invest in Toyota now that they have published a few power point presentations.
www.wsj.com
The 620 mile range for the for the 2026 Toyota is odd. This is prior to the solid state breakthrough in 2027-28.
Did they not recently tell us it is better to spread the batteries among vehicles using hybrids, now they have excess to develop a ultra long range EV?
Investors Can Stop Worrying About Toyota’s EV Strategy
Toyota’s electric-vehicle strategy is turning a corner. If that wasn’t already clear, it should be now. The U.S.-listed shares in the world’s largest automaker rose more than 5% after an [event in Tokyo that showcased its next generation of EVs](https://www.wsj.com/articles/toyota-ev-mimics-manual-
The 620 mile range for the for the 2026 Toyota is odd. This is prior to the solid state breakthrough in 2027-28.
Did they not recently tell us it is better to spread the batteries among vehicles using hybrids, now they have excess to develop a ultra long range EV?
KBF
Model X owner (formerly Cdn Signature Model S)
Interesting how in 2017 they said the solid state battery was going to come in 2022. "Just 5 years out, we're catching up quickly!"Competition is coming:
Toyota to roll out solid-state-battery EVs as soon as 2027
Automaker overcomes challenge of extending battery life
Oh wait...
Same thing from 2017
Toyota in “production engineering” for a solid state battery, WSJ says
Solid electrolyte could make electric cars lighter, battery smaller.
Well, they must be making progress if they're now saying 2027 - that's less than 4 years!
So we all should sell Tesla and invest in Toyota now that they have published a few power point presentations.
Investors Can Stop Worrying About Toyota’s EV Strategy
Toyota’s electric-vehicle strategy is turning a corner. If that wasn’t already clear, it should be now. The U.S.-listed shares in the world’s largest automaker rose more than 5% after an [event in Tokyo that showcased its next generation of EVs](https://www.wsj.com/articles/toyota-ev-mimics-manual-
The 620 mile range for the for the 2026 Toyota is odd. This is prior to the solid state breakthrough in 2027-28.
Did they not recently tell us it is better to spread the batteries among vehicles using hybrids, now they have excess to develop a ultra long range EV?
They're probably using something ridiculous like the JC08 tests which are generous to say the least.
If the rumors about blackrock accumulating are true, shouldn't this result in some official announcement of crossing percentage thresholds at some point? https://fintel.io/so/us/tsla/blackrock claims it would be 5.7% as of 2023, February filing of 13D/G ?
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I found an interesting Linkedin post about how AI views all car brands. Tesla's cheetah looks fantastic. You gals and lads will have fun with it.
Have a look, the images are very well done
Have a look, the images are very well done
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I can see the wheels falling off already.
What's 12-24 months among friends? By 2027, Tesla's run rate will probably be around 8-9M maybe? Toyota will be insignificant by then.So we all should sell Tesla and invest in Toyota now that they have published a few power point presentations.
Investors Can Stop Worrying About Toyota’s EV Strategy
Toyota’s electric-vehicle strategy is turning a corner. If that wasn’t already clear, it should be now. The U.S.-listed shares in the world’s largest automaker rose more than 5% after an [event in Tokyo that showcased its next generation of EVs](https://www.wsj.com/articles/toyota-ev-mimics-manual-
The 620 mile range for the for the 2026 Toyota is odd. This is prior to the solid state breakthrough in 2027-28.
Did they not recently tell us it is better to spread the batteries among vehicles using hybrids, now they have excess to develop a ultra long range EV?
Here on this forum. @Papafox disclosed that he knew someone with many millions of dollars of tesla shares that was approached by Blackrock to write them covered calls
At first, considering the timing, I thought for sure that it was because Blackrock knew of the Ford/GM announcements. Now given the length of run here and continued buying pressure (today looked like TSLA was finally about to run out of steam only to rebound in a big way), I wondering if there's something else coming as well that Blackrock knows about
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Read they are planning to build a lab that will open in 2025, then two years should be pleeeeennnnty of time to invent something totally new and get it into mass production.Interesting how in 2017 they said the solid state battery was going to come in 2022. "Just 5 years out, we're catching up quickly!"
Well, they must be making progress if they're now saying 2027 - that's less than 4 years!
This is clearly targeted at the low information crowd to slow the transition to EVs they have totally missed out on.
navguy12
Active Member
So we all should sell Tesla and invest in Toyota now that they have published a few power point presentations.
Investors Can Stop Worrying About Toyota’s EV Strategy
Toyota’s electric-vehicle strategy is turning a corner. If that wasn’t already clear, it should be now. The U.S.-listed shares in the world’s largest automaker rose more than 5% after an [event in Tokyo that showcased its next generation of EVs](https://www.wsj.com/articles/toyota-ev-mimics-manual-
The 620 mile range for the for the 2026 Toyota is odd. This is prior to the solid state breakthrough in 2027-28.
Did they not recently tell us it is better to spread the batteries among vehicles using hybrids, now they have excess to develop a ultra long range EV?
Plus, there will be so many darn Superchargers by then, 620 mi range anything other than a tow vehicle will be viewed as a wasteful use of batteries and money. (Edit: Wait, can it tow? IDK, can't read paywalled.)
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