Acroyear
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Not sure why folks think new factories are required for growth in 2024. Both Berlin and Austin have the capacity to grow far more than their current run rates.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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So following the same procedure as before, it would be called Model 4:Danger is Ford will throw another fit: Ford Model A
C - Cybertruck
4 - Model 4
R - Roadster
S - Semi
Cheers to the H0DL3R5!
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Tesla reinvents carmaking with quiet breakthrough
Tesla has combined a series of innovations to make a technological breakthrough that could transform the way it makes electric vehicles and help Elon Musk achieve his aim of halving production costs.
www.reuters.com
And the related patent:
2daMoon
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Tesla reinvents carmaking with quiet breakthrough
Tesla has combined a series of innovations to make a technological breakthrough that could transform the way it makes electric vehicles and help Elon Musk achieve his aim of halving production costs.
And the related patent:
At last.
Full size Hot Wheels cars!
Sadly, we can't believe it because it came from Reuters.
Buckminster
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Probably the best thing you are gonna get to see today:
jeewee3000
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I tried to count conservatively:
- we passed 21 rows of cars in the video
- at least 20 cars deep (most likely more but it is very hard to count accurately from this angle)
So conservatively we're looking at 420 cars here. (total coincidence, I did not aim my numbers this way, lol)
It did contribute to ww1I swear all of these constant lies and misreporting by our media will cause a war one day.
China denies any iPhone ban for government staffers. Here's our take on why Apple stock isn't popping
The news that had sent shares of the Club holding tumbling last week.www.cnbc.com
FYI
"The Producer Price Index for final demand increased 0.7 percent in August. Prices for final demand goods rose 2.0 percent, and the index for final demand services advanced 0.2 percent. Prices for final demand moved up 1.6 percent for the 12 months ended in August."
I have no idea what the Market plans to do with this. I hope it just shrugs it off like yesterday's CPI.
"The Producer Price Index for final demand increased 0.7 percent in August. Prices for final demand goods rose 2.0 percent, and the index for final demand services advanced 0.2 percent. Prices for final demand moved up 1.6 percent for the 12 months ended in August."
I have no idea what the Market plans to do with this. I hope it just shrugs it off like yesterday's CPI.
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Final demand almost double expectations
Seems it's being attributed to oil, which is currently up like 15% from August
Pezpunk
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GhostSkater
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A Semi did over 800 miles in one day, even with the "slow" chargers
With the current 10-80% taking around an hour, starting and ending the day at 10%, the most it could do at the best case scenario is around ~1150 miles in 24h, with faster chargers this becomes ~1250 miles in 24h ( I tried using ChatGPT for the calculation due to laziness and it told me it would be able to drive 9700 miles in 24 h, guess AI needs to improve a bit still, pen and paper still wins)
Nice how charge time doesn't give you much distance improvements given it already charges pretty fast for the range it gets, for now it's one hour of charging for five and a half of driving, and can be half an hour of charging for the same driving time in the future
Seems pretty doable even for long distances hauls, specially with the 11h per day driving limit, 4 half an hour charging stops fits nicely on the maximum driving time two drivers can do once Tesla makes a night cab version
There will be no penalty for companies using a Semi even for long haul, just benefits and huge cost savings
With the current 10-80% taking around an hour, starting and ending the day at 10%, the most it could do at the best case scenario is around ~1150 miles in 24h, with faster chargers this becomes ~1250 miles in 24h ( I tried using ChatGPT for the calculation due to laziness and it told me it would be able to drive 9700 miles in 24 h, guess AI needs to improve a bit still, pen and paper still wins)
Nice how charge time doesn't give you much distance improvements given it already charges pretty fast for the range it gets, for now it's one hour of charging for five and a half of driving, and can be half an hour of charging for the same driving time in the future
Seems pretty doable even for long distances hauls, specially with the 11h per day driving limit, 4 half an hour charging stops fits nicely on the maximum driving time two drivers can do once Tesla makes a night cab version
There will be no penalty for companies using a Semi even for long haul, just benefits and huge cost savings
GBleck
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As a GenX former Doom/Quake l33t speak nerd... this is correct. S3XY C4RS
You've got to stop and pee, have lunch and get coffee every once in a while.
Knightshade
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Again, the #s I cited are from tesla and list total installed capacity at those 2 plants.
Those #s would need to (slightly) more than double for 2024 to hit the targets folks have suggested here.
Do you find it realistic they can not only more than double their physically installed capacity for where it is today, but actually get to that run rate, by January 2024 (because if it took them to say June they'd now need triple instead of double with only 6 months of run rate)? Especially given they haven't even hit full run rate of the already installed capacity so far?
I agree both locations have plenty of ROOM for more installed capacity- there's just no indication at all it will exist and be fully running in the timeframes suggested.
bkp_duke
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Don't overlook Fremont as well. If the Highland 3 does use casting, then a revamped line in Fremont would be shorter, and have higher throughput.
Speculation on my part, admittedly.
Do we know if these data are finally allowing Tesla to green light to ramp up production?
With ramp up, I mean at least 1 Semi per day, instead of 1 per month.
IIRC, the real ramp up (10'000 per year) will arrive in 2025.
insaneoctane
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Does anyone remember if this is a reduction from previous 2030 predicts from Baron? I consider him a hyper-bull, yet I am expecting more by 2030....
markets.businessinsider.com
Billionaire investor Ron Baron says Elon Musk's Tesla could hit a $4 trillion valuation
Billionaire investor Ron Baron says Elon Musk's Tesla could hit a $4 trillion valuation - and reveals a $1 billion SpaceX stake
Tesla's market cap could grow between four- and fivefold by the end of the decade, the billionaire investor said Tuesday.
markets.businessinsider.com
OR, maybe it will be called the Model U, and then with the Tesla Van.....
S - Model S
3 - Model 3
X - Model X
Y - Model Y
C - Cybertruck
U - Model U (compact)
R - Roadster
V - Tesla Van
S - Semi
S3XY CURVS
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