Will Self-Driving Cars Make Tesla A $500 Billion Company?
While it’s easy to criticize Tesla’s goals, imagination and creativity point to the all-electric company’s innovation producing substantial results.
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Tesla Master Plan 2 Covers SolarCity, Robotaxis, Semi Trucks, Transit, Pickup Trucks, Autonomy, Manufacturing, &…
As Elon Musk writes in the beginning of “Master Plan, Part Deux,” the original Tesla Master Plan was pretty simple. It was also written about a company Elon didn’t expect to succeed, so you might say that it wasn’t overly ambitious — even if it did mean creating a successful … [continued]
Tesla Model 3 & The Economics Of Autonomy — Why An Autonomous ICE Vehicle Is…
This is a long-form reply to a group of questions in comments surrounding the sub-topic “autonomy.” For context, this relates to the Keynote Presentation I gave in Berlin for the 1st Cleantechnica Revolution Tour conference — the video and description are available at this link. In my opinion, it is enough of … [continued]
Level 4 Autonomous Driving Possible In 2 Years, Elon Musk Contends
Originally published on EV Obsession. Level 4 autonomous driving will be possible within only 2 years, according to Tesla CEO Elon Musk — as quoted by Fortune in a recent interview. This comment comes as something of a contrast to some (but not all) of Musk’s previous statements on the … [continued]
Self-Driving Tesla Ridesharing, 1-Million-Mile Drive Units, & “Really Efficient” Capital Efficiency — 3 Tidbits From…
Originally published on EV Obsession. James covered most of the really interesting news from Tesla’s Q3 2015 conference call. If you missed those, they’re here: Positive Tesla Model X & Autopilot Reception Increasing Overall Tesla Sales Numbers Gigafactory Update — Quarter 3 Conference Call Reveals New Info Tesla Q4 Plans … [continued]
Tesla CEO Elon Musk & CTO JB Straubel In Norway Q&A (VIDEOS)
Originally published on EV Obsession. Following up on the Amsterdam Q&A that Tesla CEO Elon Musk and CTO JB Straubel held last week, below is a 1½-hour Q&A that was held in Norway, electric vehicle (EV) capital of the world. This video linked here is actually a bit better, really … [continued]
