Dam right and just wait and watch what I do with + and - and opening up black holes and harnessing the renewable power of the stars for humanity Elon and Peter Pan for the win. O my Name is doge by the way. Nice too meet everyone.
Elon should build a tower and give free electricity to earth if he can manage that lol he may be up there with nikolai,but nikolai's model t done 80mph and was a 100hp electric with no batteries lol tesla will struggle with Ford, because ford's own the patent on that technology
just had a friend pass through on a cross country trip. I asked how much to do that. He said nothing. He bought (and waited for) one of the first 2500 and got free charging for life at tesla stations. I asked if he needed a code. he said when it plugs in it recognizes the car and the free charge feature. Amazing
@@At_the_races Yes and openly proud of it.... like 98% of America who drive ICE. EV's are awesome and China is ramping up production in a huge way. Teslas are pretentious prickmobiles and all the EV's are cheating the rest of us because they don't pay their fair share of the taxes the rest of us prepay at the pump. The software can calculate per-mile equivalents, in some places it does.
Now take that 600 mile plus range and add it to a large full size luxury automobile along with decreased charging times, Now we're talkin!!! I'll take it. This range will supersede my jaguar XJL at 570 miles of range. At this current time, when it comes to range, the EV still remains inferior....
Yes we are so fortunate to live in a world where we mine rare earth metals to build mostly non-recyclable battery packs for cars that will be charged largely by fossil fuels. They sure look cool though.
@@nevadaxtube The reason you didn't refute anything is because you cannot. 1: All of these batteries are mined, rare metal based. 2: Until recently there was almost ZERO recycling of any of the car batteries that are dumped when they go bad...but hey just dump them in some other country and we won't notice. People that commute daily and use charging stations can't control where the power comes from, very few states are powering these charging stations with wind/solar. If you charge your vehicle at night at your home, unless you have battery storage on the wall you are likely charging with coal/nat gas or wood burning power plants. That being said I really like Musk, I just don't think these electric cars are really "saving the world" like all of you mislead sheep do...they just aren't. If we wanted to instantly stamp out most of the C02 problem from coal nuclear does that, it's just still the boogie man due to the new industry (billions will be made off solutions that hurt the planet even more). Wake up and be honest with yourself.
Dear Elon, I am an Italian old engineer living in South Africa (SA). Please consider of making very cheap electric cars for the poor people so we can eliminate completely the petrol cars. They don't need to be too sophisticated but possibly upgradable. Please investigate also the reuse of good quality petrol cars to be refurbished as electric cars. We would reduce the waste and the pollution generated by millions of petrol cars that cannot be used anymore. Thank you for your incredible work ... and please bring your Tesla to SA.
When I was a kid back in the 1970s my favorite toys were AFX and Tyco slots cars I always thought if these things were real full-size cars, they would be so damn fast! thanks Elon
@Larry Butler It seems like automakers are forgetting that the speed limit remains the same, but they keep making cars faster and faster each generation. like 5 sec 0-60 wasn't fast enough, then 0-60 in 3 seconds wasn't fast enough later on, and now 2 seconds is not fast enough neither, so Elon made something to make it to 1.1 seconds. yeah... because we need to be that fast on the streets from one stop sign to the next and anyone in the US can handle speeds of over 100 mph on the road on 65 top speed limit roads. 😉
@@benlombard6988 well ok, this is special how? He was born in Canada I believe him and his family move there to “your” country and now he is in the US as an American citizen with an American company. So does the praise go to Africa or the man that created the product?
Each project is very exciting. The advancements in manufacturing like the Giga castings are cutting edge for any auto manufacture and as far as I know Tesla is the only company daring to go with this new technology. The vans will be needed by many companies for deliveries and for large families. I always loved European sports cars and the Roadster is sharper than anything out of Europe. The Model Y and Cybertruck, and now even a Cyberquad! Not to mention the robotaxt and the Semi. All these are very exciting. Tesla is looking out for our future in many ways. No other company on earth is even close.
True… what’s more interesting is that car manufacturers mocked Tesla’s success, now most car manufacturers are making electrical vehicles. This technology has been around for decades but the oil industry wants fossil fuel vehicles to continue to exist despite new technology and advancement where oil, gas and harmful gases won’t be needed in our society. Big oil lobbyist don’t want electric cars on the road, but that’s all changing and the future is all electric, longer range, and better technology
The Tesla phone is a huge leap in processing, display, connectivity, storage, charging, controls....OK, EVERYTHING And thee revolutionary chip is what will make the Tesla androids good, too. Can't believe this car is gonna hover...damn
People are complaining about employee wages and this is the more reasons to start your own business. Even if its something small, make yourself your own ceo.. Nevertheless Investments are easiest means to accumulate money.
Hello!! My name is Teresa. I'm 25 yrs old Portuguese and still living in Portugal. At the moment I'm studying more than working. I don't have much money but I'll start investing this month. I wish to gain financial freedom at least 30.
@@jameslucas5009 99% of businesses fails in 5 years. Starting your own business mindset is kind of like play the lottery mindset. The Ball is in your court...
Yeah! Investments are keys to create wealth🔥 I remember quiting gambling then channel half of my salary to buy gold bitcoin and Tesla stocks. Now, I'm satisfied with the $40k dividend from investment every month.
@@cbarnes5108 that figure is because people start a business and put no effort into it, no time into, not much money into it or it generally being a pretty uncompetitive ideas like selling iphone cases. If you put the time, money, commitment etc then you're not playing odds, you're just taking risk, it's not like the lottery where its a predictable percentage of odds.. its based on 100 factors.
Man!!!!! Great!!!! Waiting for my truck!! Cant afford a roadster. But they GREAT!!!! Crazy for the semi, the Van's are a great idea... the technology is WONDERFUL!!!!! I want to live to see it !!!!😎😎😎😎😎😎
I would like to see Tesla produce a 21st Century version of the classic GMC 1970s 6 wheel Motorhome which IMO still looks futuristic 50 years later. It has a wide flat chassis ideal to hold the battery packs and a large flat roof that would suit solar panels.
Everything in time like the electric car every one said he couldn't make it happen even the stock market experts at the time said he would fail now every one is on the band wagon, or get left behind, GM is one of those company's if they stay with gas they will eventually go bankrupt with out the tax payers bailing them out, I turned against GM when in the 70s they destroyed there EV cars they would be the leaders now if they didn't cave in to Big Oil I don't buy anything GM I will never buy anything to a sell out company.
You're talking about "The Urban Assault Vehicle" from the movie "Stripes" Knew someone that had one of those,..MONSTER. But unbelievable smooth and cruised nice. Gas mileage? Um, well, not very good, to say the least,...especially on older ones that needed a rebuild. But the infrastructure wasn't there anymore to fix these monsters in their shops, and the owners didn't keep up with it themselves...and they stopped making them, the dirty dogs. I WANT ONE! LOL
I would like to see Tesla create a whole range of Stainless Steel vehicles from sub compact to smaller cyber truck as well as Mobile Home options for the Semi. Solar and wind gens and extra batteries on the trailer portion would alter range massively.
I don't care how good 'self-driving' technology gets, I would still want to drive my own vehicle sometimes, and I'm sure I'm far from alone in that respect, so I can't imagine every buying a vehicle with no steering wheel. Come, on, we can't let the robots take over our lives, lol.
LOL...? Have you seen how many people die every day (!) in road accidents? The vast majority due to human error or plain foolishness. We both need to find another hobby!! Full disclosure- I have a dual motor model 3 with acceleration boost (0-60 in less than 4s) and have been known to mess with other drivers a bit ..🙄
Your self driver is only as good as the programmers who wrote the package and the hardware and sensors that support it… All human input… same as the driver
@@kennethrome5125 Yes the reactions of the vehicle are programmed by humans but its based on a multitude of inputs far beyond what a human driver takes in. Think about all the sensors, numerous cameras, lidar, etc that the vehicle has at its disposal to make decisions vs a humans two eyes, etc... especially these days when they're distracted.
@@raoke69 I can’t count how many times my Google GPS got lost… great software and all. When I was in downtown Boston the GPS was totally lost… didn’t even know where north was…I was going North and the GPS was tracking South… the tall buildings screwed it up … no good view of the satellites. 3 gps’s and no two alike. Needless to say the tall skyscrapers overwhelmed reception..
I would like to see Tesla create a whole range of Stainless Steel vehicles from sub compact to smaller cyber truck as well as Mobile Home options for the Semi. Solar and wind gens and extra batteries on the trailer portion would alter range massively.
Great overview of future products. Of course, the Roadster is exciting although developments of the Semi is probably one of the single most innovations needed in today's marketplace with so many demands on carbon emissions. Looking forward to actually seeing these products on the road!
@@THESLlCK So no, they are not, and the fact that you don’t know this, speaks volumes about your lack of knowledge, and awareness of what Tesla is doing.
@@THESLlCKOh, BTW! You may wanna consider not commenting on things that hasn’t happened, because unless you are an insider, a fly on the wall or you have a crystal ball that can specifically tell you what will happen tomorrow, next week or next year, it may be wise to refrain from commenting about things you obviously know nothing about, unless of course you don’t care about making yourself look ridiculous, and stupid. Comphrende. Cheers 🥂
I can’t wait for the semi and cyber trucks to hit the road and I really want that total self driving mode I might get the SUV the convertible reminds me of my mustang days once we get more charging stations around towns and not just on the highways things should be picking up to go green please do more of these vids as much as possible and when you get more info on the electric trucks post them cause that will be a big game changer
Model S's is for sure much more expensive. You can optimize purchasing through commonalization, but you will always pay quality materials - and you don't and won't have quality materials in a Model 3 or Y.
I would be very interested in a Tesla all wheel drive van with the ability to raise clearance height with air shocks for off road camping. Watching what van models are introduced the next two years.
Tesla's phenomenal acceleration captures the emotions, but the vast majority of us who drive sanely and would never use that feature, except maybe in an emergency, are more concerned about increased range: similar to 600 miles on one charge.
Except that most people only do between 20 and 50 miles a day so why are you so concerned about having 600 miles range. Whilst range anxiety is real, the reality is that as few people who want to drive to 60 in 2 seconds want to drive 600 miles without recharging.
The next Fast and Furious will have to be EVs. I would like to see Tesla create a whole range of Stainless Steel vehicles from sub compact to smaller cyber truck as well as Mobile Home options for the Semi. Solar and wind gens and extra batteries on the trailer portion would alter range massively.
@@npbiggs4382 Why not carbon fibre composites which are 80% lighter (and which don't corrode). Carbon fibre has been used in F1 for decades with crash worthiness designed in.
Still need a regular SUV. Great line up but the missing link for family use is the SUV, with 400 mile range. Still holding on the aged Highlander until I can buy an electric replacement. Hugh market that VW is hitting hard.
I wish they'd release a model for the lower-budget market.. Or maybe start doing some form of refurbish/used market.. Until the average person can afford to get an EV, this country won't get off gas..
EV cars are for the rich idiots... Most are paying through the nose for one, example.. a Nissan Leaf will cost you over £500/m for a cheap one new at about 35k. So how much are most Tesla owners paying... A more expensive car.. more expensive parts.. a car that's killed more innocent people in autonomous mode, albeit usually because of misuse. But it shouldn't allow the driver to do that.. you can defeat lane assist easily with 2 water bottles jammed in the steering wheel...simulating driver hand input... FAIL. How much of the car actually gets recycled? Tesla owners are blinkered
@@terrybrown6057 and the price of new gas cars? New cars are expensive, period. You choose between one that pollutes more or one that pollutes less. On autopilot crashes- just how many people hurt in total ever? And how many are killed every day, EVERY DAY due to driver error without autopilot. Use the grey material in the bone bucket, eh?
@@richhr89 autopilot is crap full stop.but be careful what you mean by autopilot... Lane Departure warning Forward emergency braking Cross traffic alert ESP or whatever each manufacturer calls it There's dozens of systems building up a suit of tools helping cars become safer, not just autopilot... Lane assist (car warns you and steers you back in the lane) ABS, Smart cruise control Speed limiter All these systems add up to what people presume is just one 'tool' autopilot. What your referring to is probably lane assist . Cars use a combination of radar, lidar and cameras to virtually see the near environment. Colour contrasts etc. Where it's not safe to use the system it shuts off automatically by design. Which is what I presume idiots are not prepared for.. you've read the stories...seeing the virtual world is HARD for cars.. and there most definitely has been deaths because of one of these systems or a combination of these systems failing or doing something weird. My car has a few times wanted to throw the car into the scenery at high speed... I think there's a few things Tesla have that are quite good... Sat nav taking into account road elevation... Not many others do that. Apart from that is there anything else Tesla cars have that's really useful other than being able to draw on the screen with your finger? 😁
🌟Tesla continue's to bring the future forward. 🌟Most love to see progress( forward. thinging) that keeps our world anew 🌟The forever battery would be nice about now for the vehicles. 🌟I think for future the "changeing stations", need to be sat up everywhere ( just as gas stations) were/are sat up all across the country and the world. 🌟While your at it, better blockers to keep prying eye's out the private home's, of others.No one's business if one's in their basement or any other part of their home..spyglass/ amp's and screens are not good in the wrong hands !👻
Okay I’m in for the 3 motor Pickup with the quad. Pulling a 5th wheel RV toy hauler would be my dream. Unbelievable range and with an RV equipped with a 5500 generator, you’d never be without a charging station. OMG my dream come true. This IS what I’ve been waiting for. The only thing that could make it better would be a battery system that charges (from about empty to full) in less that 15 minutes. I guess I better start saving my pennies “Er” i mean dollars…lol. THANK YOU ELON!!!!!!!
For me the Model 2 could be a dream come true if it has a hot-hatch version. I have a BMW i3s still for now available in the UK However when it’s gone there’s no other hot-hatch made by anyone. Only cars slower than what I already have. If Tesla want to sell even more than the model 3 then make a model 2 with the performance of a VW Golf R. I for one would pay £35,000 or $48,000 for one.
The idea with model 2 isn't to compete with the model 3 but to be a cheaper tesla, say £20-25k and compete with a VW Polo not a golf R lmao but they sell performance models so maybe it'll be like a fiesta st or i20 n!
@@adrianbehan7966 knowing Tesla, the performance will blow any ICE competition out of the water. It's just what they do (until laws or super expensive insurance ban that kind of performance.... It's coming, y'all...)
What Tesla needs to do is an Heads Up Display to the Model 3 and Model Y as an option, so that those customers who are not comfortable with a center console display only, would then have the ability to see key metrics, e.g. speed, available battery range, etc. while looking forward through their windshield vs. having to look away from the road to view the center console display. If this was available, I would purchase a Model Y today.
The display is made the way it is because Elon said he simply wants to "delete" parts as FSD comes out and you wont have a steering wheel or pedals for examples.
@@amircohen143 in the mean time hundreds of thousands of Model 3 and Y vehicles with steering wheels and pedals, and oh yeah “drivers” are forced to take their eyes off the road to look at a center console for information on speed, range, etc. That does not meet the “safest vehicle made” standard that Elon aspires too supply.
@@amircohen143 A "car" with no driver controls is NOT a "car". It is a transit pod, the passenger carrying component of a public transit system. A "car" is about driving ... hands on the wheel, eyes on the road, carving the corners ... no controls? No thanks.
@@PhillProbst So you’re welcome, and don’t buy a Tesla, because Tesla’s cars will drive themselves, because the car is a robot on wheels, 4 of them, and the same technology used to drive a Tesla car is the same AI focused technology that will be used to operate the Optimus robot. So just like the car, the Optimus robot will be able to learn just like you and I and all of the other people with functioning brains, can learn from each other, and from their respective environments, the car and the Optimus robot, and everything that Tesla does will use autonomous AI technology. It will not necessarily need you to tell it what to do, as it will automatically be able to go or do things on its own unless, of course, you instructed not to do something or you give it new instructions on what you would like it to do, but unlike you or I, the optimist, robotic, AI driven brain will have total an instant recall, in other words it will never forget anything, and it’s memory will be admissible in a court of law, something I suspect will be a hotly debated subject, as this technology continues to be rolled out to the public. So imagine if you were to commit a crime, and the Optimus robot that you own knows about it, its memory will be admissible in a court of law, betcha you haven’t thought about that have you? Yeah that’s how different life is going to be as these products continue to be developed, and improved upon, because no one at this particular moment, that I am aware of has a level 4 or 5 autonomous capable driving car, but if we’re going to get there, and I believe we will, my money is on Tesla to get there before anyone else does. Comphrende. Cheers 🥂
Ford F150 Lightning out of Detroit with full time all wheel drive and four doors 0-60 in 3.8 and 435 miles empty and 300 fully loaded .... 38 thousand out the door
Transition to an electric economy is a noble goal. The reality is there is no where near enough generating capacity to support this transition. Wind and solar will not be able to fill the need for reliable energy supply. Battery tech is nowhere close to energy storage requirements at an economic cost. The achievable solution to an electric economy is standardized small to medium size nuclear power plants (including thorium). Wind and solar have their place but are not capable of doing the heavy lifting in the time frame environmentalists demand. Using nuclear as the cornerstone of an electric economy will provide abundant carbon free energy at an affordable cost. Nuclear power has minimal impact because it delivers large amounts of energy in a small space. "Green economy" supporters advocate using less energy as the price of going green. A recent study published by the Lancet concludes that cold kills far more people than heat. The Lancet proposes that plentiful energy can not only protect from both extremes it has the side benefit of raising the overall standard of living. This is in contrast to "green" plans that advocate sharing the misery by having less instead of using our knowledge to elevate everyone to a better life. I will close by noting that nuclear power is by far the safest energy source in existence.
How about a van that is made for the disabled driver. Right now we spend as much converting a van as the van itself. If they were to think about building a van that is accessible from the factory it would be better in every aspect.
I insist on my next car having 360-degree surround-view cameras for parking. Tesla could do it simply by adding one down-looking camera in the front to prevent driving over concrete barriers in parking lots which can rip off front bumpers when backing out.
Never ceases to amaze the world by gearing us all up for Star Trek velocity while initiating autonomy on a grand scale. Bravo Elon. So glad I share ownership of the next leap into tomorrow as a Tesla believer I invested when everyone said I was bonkers.
And now you're "bonkers", all the way to the bank!!! :oP And i'll bet your deposits drive your bankers bonkers. Shall i continue? I'm here all week,..please tip your waitresses and bartenders. Thank you,..GOOD NIGHT! :o)
I will probably never get to drive one. If I did get a chance to own one. I would drive it everywhere to promote any of the EVs. I really mean that. If you ever wanted me to drive one to let everyone to see them. Let me know. Thank you. Keep up the Awesomeness!!!😇👍👍
First of all it takes a long time for the battery to die and second the price of a new battery is less than you would spend on gas for a couple of years
I want 300 mile usable range (which means probably about a 360-380 mile max range). Anything less than that and I need two cars. I don't think you are going to see really widespread adoption until 360 miles is a "normal" range not an extended range option. The other huge problem that needs to be solved is how people without a garage can handle an electric vehicle. A lot of people in apartments are parking in carports, underground parking structures or even on the street. 5 years ago those 4-5 electric charging ports right next to the handicapped spots at the mall were rarely full. Now it's rare to get a spot.
4:10 1 meter off the ground!? My elite crafts! Thats only if the car remains still on the surface not moving, feel how fast the car accelerates, see how low one meter giant leap, will also stack 🚘🚀💺👀 (looked like *red* kinightrider car you barely could identified go over house).
I would like to see tesla make a purchasable drive platform at a reasonable price so people like myself could convert their classic cars to electric power.
@@1LILLMAN Well, it seems they just have a pickup for now. Further there are different pictures of them one looks like an ugly toad trying to be closer to Teslas cybertruck and it seems that this is attempted how it should look like when it ever comes out. The other (prototype?) looks more promising but it seems this is not the design they have choosen. However I don't need really a pickup. I would like to see some big, comfy SUVs. And last but not least what is the price?
@@leonlionheart5927 they are also manufacturing a plug and play platform. The xp platform which will give the ability to convert any vehicle to an all electric standard. I believe they have projected prices on the website.
I also heard him say, "molls pu owa", "cyba", "powed", "mocket" etc. I have no idea how those poor British kids ever learn to spell phonetically when the letter "r" and "t" are rarely heard at the end of words, and "r" rarely used anywhere. I also noticed that Elon seems to have lost his South African twang altogether.
Instead of deluging people with one concept car after another, maybe Tesla should focus on building its current cars better, in a way that they actually achieve the lifetime of the AVERAGE US car of 18 years. Currently, they don't even get to HALF of an average car's lifetime. That is atrocious performance from an economic perspective and an environmental perspective. Manufacturing a car is very costly in energy and pollution and raw materials. They need to go the distance. No more hot air and BS from Musk. That is all he serves. Stop pandering to him. The best US cars have lifetimes of around 25 years by comparison.
Forget 0-60 in 1 second and three motors; just make it cover 1000 kilometres on a single charge. That will sell more cars than it will be possible to make.
I want 1200HP electric motors, for my 110' yacht, that will run off solar panels and/or small generator using the blade batteries or the liquid metal batteries.
Buy now before stock is valued in trillions which is not far fetched. look at Google, Amazon, Apple can Tesla be as big or bigger? i think it has the potential.
@@lhdhdeebdhdh Hi Paul, not looking at just the car, we also have semi and vans coming, Self driving is currently years ahead of competition they are constantly playing catch up (e.g .look at google maps how long before anyone even tried to compete with them, even now), Tesla will be the first level 5 FSD, FSD at subscription massive revenue, robotaxi, battery technology improvements, leasing out tesla supercharger network to other cars. using massive casts at factories to bring down costs increasing profits (no other car manufacturer is doing this), solar technology for homes with battery packs, mega battery packs at powerstations sold commercially, robots for blue collar work, AI in househould items, underground boring company making public transport much faster, using SpaceX technology in Tesla products (already happening) Elon even talked about placing some spacex thrusters in teslas so they can hover!, the list goes on but the holy grail of it all is the potential merger or part merger with space x. Game Over. an estimation of Tesla being worth 3 trillion within 5-10 years is easily possible when lookin gat market cap of Apple/Google, that's a 5 bagger from here. do your own due diligence, dont trust luck, happy investing :-)
@@davidstuart4915 would be a kick, but true that you'd need computer game reflexes and no road surprises... A matter of time before the 's' Plaid is effectively banned, IMO, and this is even quicker. Full self driving needed to save this kind of car!!
American Innovation! Go Elon! SO excited to see the transition and excellent offerings from leaders releasing our next generations of badass vehicles--exciting times in all categories
Tesla - Strong Mission. Strong Vision. Extreme focus and amazing execution - for the benefit of humanity and the planet. What most folks are not discussing are; So many advantages with having a focus on removing massive redundant costs while optimizing at every stage of materials, manufacturing, supply chain, distribution while not doing/remaining stuck in the existing pits of mediocrity in multiple industries (transportation, energy storage, future energy distribution) NOT to mention evolving AI for transportation and general use. Uh… there are not enough folks that are willing/able to understand - let alone appreciate the value of these fundamentals. Vision is one thing. Persistence and rigorous execution make this value real. What’s not to like?
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Love the idea that Elon is now honoring the real Genius Nikolas who was deprived of all the honor he truly deserves
Dam right and just wait and watch what I do with + and - and opening up black holes and harnessing the renewable power of the stars for humanity Elon and Peter Pan for the win. O my Name is doge by the way. Nice too meet everyone.
Elon should build a tower and give free electricity to earth if he can manage that lol he may be up there with nikolai,but nikolai's model t done 80mph and was a 100hp electric with no batteries lol tesla will struggle with Ford, because ford's own the patent on that technology
I just love the roadster!
just had a friend pass through on a cross country trip. I asked how much to do that. He said nothing. He bought (and waited for) one of the first 2500 and got free charging for life at tesla stations. I asked if he needed a code. he said when it plugs in it recognizes the car and the free charge feature. Amazing
Yet it does not calculate and compute per mile 'gasoline tax' equivalents so the affluent Tesla owners are tax cheats. Tesla's are prickmobiles.
@@SunriseLAW ooooooh meow What’s wrong do you drive an old banger?
@@At_the_races Yes and openly proud of it.... like 98% of America who drive ICE. EV's are awesome and China is ramping up production in a huge way. Teslas are pretentious prickmobiles and all the EV's are cheating the rest of us because they don't pay their fair share of the taxes the rest of us prepay at the pump. The software can calculate per-mile equivalents, in some places it does.
Across country? And how many times did he have to stop and for how long each time? He did pay, He paid more time. Improve the EV and im all in....
Now take that 600 mile plus range and add it to a large full size luxury automobile along with decreased charging times, Now we're talkin!!! I'll take it. This range will supersede my jaguar XJL at 570 miles of range. At this current time, when it comes to range, the EV still remains inferior....
Tesla has revolutionized the industry. Where would the industry be without the stimulus for change they have provided? They deserve credit.
yep!!!
No they took over from GM who bumbled the electric car market through lack of vision.
Yes we are so fortunate to live in a world where we mine rare earth metals to build mostly non-recyclable battery packs for cars that will be charged largely by fossil fuels. They sure look cool though.
@@jlrosine Almost everything you said is either not true or grossly misleading. I could refute each one with facts, but why bother?
@@nevadaxtube The reason you didn't refute anything is because you cannot. 1: All of these batteries are mined, rare metal based. 2: Until recently there was almost ZERO recycling of any of the car batteries that are dumped when they go bad...but hey just dump them in some other country and we won't notice. People that commute daily and use charging stations can't control where the power comes from, very few states are powering these charging stations with wind/solar. If you charge your vehicle at night at your home, unless you have battery storage on the wall you are likely charging with coal/nat gas or wood burning power plants. That being said I really like Musk, I just don't think these electric cars are really "saving the world" like all of you mislead sheep do...they just aren't. If we wanted to instantly stamp out most of the C02 problem from coal nuclear does that, it's just still the boogie man due to the new industry (billions will be made off solutions that hurt the planet even more). Wake up and be honest with yourself.
Dear Elon, I am an Italian old engineer living in South Africa (SA).
Please consider of making very cheap electric cars for the poor people so we can eliminate completely the petrol cars. They don't need to be too sophisticated but possibly upgradable.
Please investigate also the reuse of good quality petrol cars to be refurbished as electric cars.
We would reduce the waste and the pollution generated by millions of petrol cars that cannot be used anymore. Thank you for your incredible work ... and please bring your Tesla to SA.
I’d like the model 2, for its affordability.
Hate to see them produce the more expense model 2's first like they do with other cars. The "cheaper' cars get pushed out.
I love and honour the Tesla idea, but I can not offer my self one ...
When I was a kid back in the 1970s my favorite toys were AFX and Tyco slots cars I always thought if these things were real full-size cars, they would be so damn fast! thanks Elon
I agree and thought the same thing. Loved the HO's, AFX and Tyco growing up.
Why don’t we have slot car roads? They would solve the charging and the automated driving issues
@@kdubllu I like the way you think
@Larry Butler It seems like automakers are forgetting that the speed limit remains the same, but they keep making cars faster and faster each generation. like 5 sec 0-60 wasn't fast enough, then 0-60 in 3 seconds wasn't fast enough later on, and now 2 seconds is not fast enough neither, so Elon made something to make it to 1.1 seconds. yeah... because we need to be that fast on the streets from one stop sign to the next and anyone in the US can handle speeds of over 100 mph on the road on 65 top speed limit roads. 😉
I'll like to see more trucks from Tesla. Keep it up Tesla!!!
Nothing but respect for Elon and his visionary team.
Elon is South African... My country.
@@benlombard6988 well ok, this is special how? He was born in Canada I believe him and his family move there to “your” country and now he is in the US as an American citizen with an American company. So does the praise go to Africa or the man that created the product?
@@benlombard6988 Elon is a Texan now.
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Didn't trump called Africa a $h**t orifice...!
BTG, you’re the best, thx again. from the old guy in Frisco TX
Each project is very exciting. The advancements in manufacturing like the Giga castings are cutting edge for any auto manufacture and as far as I know Tesla is the only company daring to go with this new technology.
The vans will be needed by many companies for deliveries and for large families. I always loved European sports cars and the Roadster is sharper than anything out of Europe. The Model Y and Cybertruck, and now even a Cyberquad! Not to mention the robotaxt and the Semi. All these are very exciting. Tesla is looking out for our future in many ways. No other company on earth is even close.
True… what’s more interesting is that car manufacturers mocked Tesla’s success, now most car manufacturers are making electrical vehicles. This technology has been around for decades but the oil industry wants fossil fuel vehicles to continue to exist despite new technology and advancement where oil, gas and harmful gases won’t be needed in our society. Big oil lobbyist don’t want electric cars on the road, but that’s all changing and the future is all electric, longer range, and better technology
The Tesla phone is a huge leap in processing, display, connectivity, storage, charging, controls....OK, EVERYTHING
And thee revolutionary chip is what will make the Tesla androids good, too.
Can't believe this car is gonna hover...damn
11:15 harsh “BREAKING” not braking 😂🤣
People are complaining about employee wages and this is the more reasons to start your own business. Even if its something small, make yourself your own ceo..
Nevertheless Investments are easiest means to accumulate money.
I get this mentally but not everyone is bred to build a business.
Hello!!
My name is Teresa. I'm 25 yrs old Portuguese and still living in Portugal. At the moment I'm studying more than working.
I don't have much money but I'll start investing this month.
I wish to gain financial freedom at least 30.
@@jameslucas5009 99% of businesses fails in 5 years. Starting your own business mindset is kind of like play the lottery mindset. The Ball is in your court...
Yeah! Investments are keys to create wealth🔥
I remember quiting gambling then channel half of my salary to buy gold bitcoin and Tesla stocks.
Now, I'm satisfied with the $40k dividend from investment every month.
@@cbarnes5108 that figure is because people start a business and put no effort into it, no time into, not much money into it or it generally being a pretty uncompetitive ideas like selling iphone cases. If you put the time, money, commitment etc then you're not playing odds, you're just taking risk, it's not like the lottery where its a predictable percentage of odds.. its based on 100 factors.
Thanks For The Great Video... Thanks.
This is great! I can't wait for these to come out :)
Just more ließ!Nothing new!
Man!!!!! Great!!!! Waiting for my truck!! Cant afford a roadster. But they GREAT!!!! Crazy for the semi, the Van's are a great idea... the technology is WONDERFUL!!!!! I want to live to see it !!!!😎😎😎😎😎😎
I would like to see Tesla produce a 21st Century version of the classic GMC 1970s 6 wheel Motorhome which IMO still looks futuristic 50 years later. It has a wide flat chassis ideal to hold the battery packs and a large flat roof that would suit solar panels.
Everything in time like the electric car every one said he couldn't make it happen even the stock market experts at the time said he would fail now every one is on the band wagon, or get left behind, GM is one of those company's if they stay with gas they will eventually go bankrupt with out the tax payers bailing them out, I turned against GM when in the 70s they destroyed there EV cars they would be the leaders now if they didn't cave in to Big Oil I don't buy anything GM I will never buy anything to a sell out company.
Love elon
You're talking about "The Urban Assault Vehicle" from the movie "Stripes"
Knew someone that had one of those,..MONSTER. But unbelievable smooth and cruised nice.
Gas mileage? Um, well, not very good, to say the least,...especially on older ones that needed a rebuild.
But the infrastructure wasn't there anymore to fix these monsters in their shops, and the owners didn't keep up with it themselves...and they stopped making them, the dirty dogs. I WANT ONE! LOL
@@Zanzamor - Then you must not buy much, because a whole boatload of companies are absolutely crooked shysters, especially behind closed doors.
I would like to see Tesla create a whole range of Stainless Steel vehicles from sub compact to smaller cyber truck as well as Mobile Home options for the Semi. Solar and wind gens and extra batteries on the trailer portion would alter range massively.
I don't care how good 'self-driving' technology gets, I would still want to drive my own vehicle sometimes, and I'm sure I'm far from alone in that respect, so I can't imagine every buying a vehicle with no steering wheel. Come, on, we can't let the robots take over our lives, lol.
LOL...? Have you seen how many people die every day (!) in road accidents? The vast majority due to human error or plain foolishness. We both need to find another hobby!!
Full disclosure- I have a dual motor model 3 with acceleration boost (0-60 in less than 4s) and have been known to mess with other drivers a bit
..🙄
Your self driver is only as good as the programmers who wrote the package and the hardware and sensors that support it… All human input… same as the driver
@@kennethrome5125 Yes the reactions of the vehicle are programmed by humans but its based on a multitude of inputs far beyond what a human driver takes in. Think about all the sensors, numerous cameras, lidar, etc that the vehicle has at its disposal to make decisions vs a humans two eyes, etc... especially these days when they're distracted.
@@raoke69 I can’t count how many times my Google GPS got lost… great software and all. When I was in downtown Boston the GPS was totally lost… didn’t even know where north was…I was going North and the GPS was tracking South… the tall buildings screwed it up … no good view of the satellites. 3 gps’s and no two alike. Needless to say the tall skyscrapers overwhelmed reception..
@@kennethrome5125 What do you know about their programmers? No speculation please.
Cybertruck! Tesla can change how we envision what a home could be with electric self driving RVs.
I would like to see Tesla create a whole range of Stainless Steel vehicles from sub compact to smaller cyber truck as well as Mobile Home options for the Semi. Solar and wind gens and extra batteries on the trailer portion would alter range massively.
Awesome lineup to look out for. Would like to see a SUV stilled `Model 2` in the future.
I can't wait for the $17,000.00 model 🤩
I would love to see a Tesla convertible come to the market
That semi is the road to success
Great overview of future products. Of course, the Roadster is exciting although developments of the Semi is probably one of the single most innovations needed in today's marketplace with so many demands on carbon emissions. Looking forward to actually seeing these products on the road!
they're pipe dreams
@@THESLlCK So no, they are not, and the fact that you don’t know this, speaks volumes about your lack of knowledge, and awareness of what Tesla is doing.
@@THESLlCKOh, BTW! You may wanna consider not commenting on things that hasn’t happened, because unless you are an insider, a fly on the wall or you have a crystal ball that can specifically tell you what will happen tomorrow, next week or next year, it may be wise to refrain from commenting about things you obviously know nothing about, unless of course you don’t care about making yourself look ridiculous, and stupid. Comphrende. Cheers 🥂
@@theodorehaskins3756 don’t embarrass yourself too much. It’s been 7 years
@@THESLlCK Touché! And so your point is what exactly?
Thank you very much for the time codes, and video top
Big dreams and much to be seen.
Agree and Exciting!
TeslaRoad Star is My favorite model I wish I will get it
Love the new model YT? Gives me hope that I might be able to afford a Tesla in the future!
Check out the New Federal Legislation for EV Tesla looks like it might give the buyer a $8000.00 point of sale off the sticker price.
I love that Tesla roadster what a vehicle. 👌🏿💯🔥⚡👍🏿🌍🏎️
I can’t wait for the semi and cyber trucks to hit the road and I really want that total self driving mode I might get the SUV the convertible reminds me of my mustang days once we get more charging stations around towns and not just on the highways things should be picking up to go green please do more of these vids as much as possible and when you get more info on the electric trucks post them cause that will be a big game changer
I ordered a CyberTruck. Did you order yours?
Great Video...😍 Thanks.
Model Y with more range and same instrument panel as the Model S .
I think keeping the instrument wiring the same would reduce production costs.
Model S's is for sure much more expensive.
You can optimize purchasing through commonalization, but you will always pay quality materials - and you don't and won't have quality materials in a Model 3 or Y.
Regarding 6:23: Lithium iron phosphate batteries are actually batteries, just like other lithium batteries.
I would be very interested in a Tesla all wheel drive van with the ability to raise clearance height with air shocks for off road camping. Watching what van models are introduced the next two years.
They have that on the Cards already
I’ll take the Roadster thankyou!🤣👍🇦🇺😎🏁
Tesla's phenomenal acceleration captures the emotions, but the vast majority of us who drive sanely and would never use that feature, except maybe in an emergency, are more concerned about increased range: similar to 600 miles on one charge.
Except that most people only do between 20 and 50 miles a day so why are you so concerned about having 600 miles range. Whilst range anxiety is real, the reality is that as few people who want to drive to 60 in 2 seconds want to drive 600 miles without recharging.
I give it a burst every now and then just to make sure it is still there
The next Fast and Furious will have to be EVs. I would like to see Tesla create a whole range of Stainless Steel vehicles from sub compact to smaller cyber truck as well as Mobile Home options for the Semi. Solar and wind gens and extra batteries on the trailer portion would alter range massively.
@@npbiggs4382 Why not carbon fibre composites which are 80% lighter (and which don't corrode). Carbon fibre has been used in F1 for decades with crash worthiness designed in.
@@SuperNevile Too expensive compared to steel.
I want the tesla bike with all the futuristic goodies they can deliver
Still need a regular SUV. Great line up but the missing link for family use is the SUV, with 400 mile range. Still holding on the aged Highlander until I can buy an electric replacement. Hugh market that VW is hitting hard.
Bate-ah NOT Beet-ah. Con-TRI-bute NOT Contri-BUTE. Thanks for keeping us up to date.
I wish they'd release a model for the lower-budget market.. Or maybe start doing some form of refurbish/used market.. Until the average person can afford to get an EV, this country won't get off gas..
EV cars are for the rich idiots... Most are paying through the nose for one, example.. a Nissan Leaf will cost you over £500/m for a cheap one new at about 35k. So how much are most Tesla owners paying... A more expensive car.. more expensive parts.. a car that's killed more innocent people in autonomous mode, albeit usually because of misuse. But it shouldn't allow the driver to do that.. you can defeat lane assist easily with 2 water bottles jammed in the steering wheel...simulating driver hand input... FAIL.
How much of the car actually gets recycled?
Tesla owners are blinkered
@@terrybrown6057 and the price of new gas cars? New cars are expensive, period. You choose between one that pollutes more or one that pollutes less.
On autopilot crashes- just how many people hurt in total ever? And how many are killed every day, EVERY DAY due to driver error without autopilot.
Use the grey material in the bone bucket, eh?
@@richhr89 autopilot is crap full stop.but be careful what you mean by autopilot...
Lane Departure warning
Forward emergency braking
Cross traffic alert
ESP or whatever each manufacturer calls it
There's dozens of systems building up a suit of tools helping cars become safer, not just autopilot...
Lane assist (car warns you and steers you back in the lane)
ABS,
Smart cruise control
Speed limiter
All these systems add up to what people presume is just one 'tool' autopilot. What your referring to is probably lane assist . Cars use a combination of radar, lidar and cameras to virtually see the near environment. Colour contrasts etc. Where it's not safe to use the system it shuts off automatically by design. Which is what I presume idiots are not prepared for.. you've read the stories...seeing the virtual world is HARD for cars.. and there most definitely has been deaths because of one of these systems or a combination of these systems failing or doing something weird. My car has a few times wanted to throw the car into the scenery at high speed...
I think there's a few things Tesla have that are quite good... Sat nav taking into account road elevation... Not many others do that. Apart from that is there anything else Tesla cars have that's really useful other than being able to draw on the screen with your finger? 😁
🌟Tesla continue's to bring the future forward.
🌟Most love to see progress( forward. thinging) that keeps our world anew
🌟The forever battery would be nice about now for the vehicles.
🌟I think for future the "changeing stations", need to be sat up everywhere ( just as gas stations) were/are sat up all across the country and the world.
🌟While your at it, better blockers to keep prying eye's out the private home's, of others.No one's business if one's in their basement or any other part of their home..spyglass/ amp's and screens are not good in the wrong hands !👻
I’d love a small suv to replace my 1998 Jimmy. I’m all for electric vehicles.
Genius! Applicable knowledge is bestowed given to the peace keepers.👑
Might a Tesla RV with solar panels be a feasible idea?
The further is here with his visions and his inventions.If he had yearly test drivers,I would love to be one.Love the electric vehicles.👍👍👍👍👍
Okay I’m in for the 3 motor Pickup with the quad. Pulling a 5th wheel RV toy hauler would be my dream. Unbelievable range and with an RV equipped with a 5500 generator, you’d never be without a charging station. OMG my dream come true. This IS what I’ve been waiting for. The only thing that could make it better would be a battery system that charges (from about empty to full) in less that 15 minutes. I guess I better start saving my pennies “Er” i mean dollars…lol. THANK YOU ELON!!!!!!!
A parking enforcement officer puts a boot on your wheel and you just raise up your car and drive away lol 😆
For me the Model 2 could be a dream come true if it has a hot-hatch version. I have a BMW i3s still for now available in the UK
However when it’s gone there’s no other hot-hatch made by anyone. Only cars slower than what I already have.
If Tesla want to sell even more than the model 3 then make a model 2 with the performance of a VW Golf R. I for one would pay £35,000 or $48,000 for one.
The idea with model 2 isn't to compete with the model 3 but to be a cheaper tesla, say £20-25k and compete with a VW Polo not a golf R lmao but they sell performance models so maybe it'll be like a fiesta st or i20 n!
@@adrianbehan7966 yes I’m hoping they will do both a budget and a performance version as they usually do.
@@adrianbehan7966 knowing Tesla, the performance will blow any ICE competition out of the water. It's just what they do (until laws or super expensive insurance ban that kind of performance.... It's coming, y'all...)
Out of this world amazing.
What Tesla needs to do is an Heads Up Display to the Model 3 and Model Y as an option, so that those customers who are not comfortable with a center console display only, would then have the ability to see key metrics, e.g. speed, available battery range, etc. while looking forward through their windshield vs. having to look away from the road to view the center console display. If this was available, I would purchase a Model Y today.
The display is made the way it is because Elon said he simply wants to "delete" parts as FSD comes out and you wont have a steering wheel or pedals for examples.
@@amircohen143 in the mean time hundreds of thousands of Model 3 and Y vehicles with steering wheels and pedals, and oh yeah “drivers” are forced to take their eyes off the road to look at a center console for information on speed, range, etc. That does not meet the “safest vehicle made” standard that Elon aspires too supply.
Have a look at Vinfast, they addressed exactly this feature for their brand new line up
@@amircohen143 A "car" with no driver controls is NOT a "car". It is a transit pod, the passenger carrying component of a public transit system. A "car" is about driving ... hands on the wheel, eyes on the road, carving the corners ... no controls? No thanks.
@@PhillProbst So you’re welcome, and don’t buy a Tesla, because Tesla’s cars will drive themselves, because the car is a robot on wheels, 4 of them, and the same technology used to drive a Tesla car is the same AI focused technology that will be used to operate the Optimus robot.
So just like the car, the Optimus robot will be able to learn just like you and I and all of the other people with functioning brains, can learn from each other, and from their respective environments, the car and the Optimus robot, and everything that Tesla does will use autonomous AI technology. It will not necessarily need you to tell it what to do, as it will automatically be able to go or do things on its own unless, of course, you instructed not to do something or you give it new instructions on what you would like it to do, but unlike you or I, the optimist, robotic, AI driven brain will have total an instant recall, in other words it will never forget anything, and it’s memory will be admissible in a court of law, something I suspect will be a hotly debated subject, as this technology continues to be rolled out to the public.
So imagine if you were to commit a crime, and the Optimus robot that you own knows about it, its memory will be admissible in a court of law, betcha you haven’t thought about that have you?
Yeah that’s how different life is going to be as these products continue to be developed, and improved upon, because no one at this particular moment, that I am aware of has a level 4 or 5 autonomous capable driving car, but if we’re going to get there, and I believe we will, my money is on Tesla to get there before anyone else does. Comphrende. Cheers 🥂
Love my Tesla
Model 3 +
I would like to see an AWD compact car with some underside room to go through a little snow, in other words a Canadian model.
That would be the Polestar SUV out now .......
Ford F150 Lightning out of Detroit with full time all wheel drive and four doors 0-60 in 3.8 and 435 miles empty and 300 fully loaded .... 38 thousand out the door
Either one is all wheel drive built for cold weather starting at 38 thousand .... Luxury or game changing Tesla ruining full size truck ???
The Tesla Y with all wheel drive works just fine
bZ4X
These is the future for all
Transition to an electric economy is a noble goal. The reality is there is no where near enough generating capacity to support this transition. Wind and solar will not be able to fill the need for reliable energy supply. Battery tech is nowhere close to energy storage requirements at an economic cost. The achievable solution to an electric economy is standardized small to medium size nuclear power plants (including thorium). Wind and solar have their place but are not capable of doing the heavy lifting in the time frame environmentalists demand. Using nuclear as the cornerstone of an electric economy will provide abundant carbon free energy at an affordable cost. Nuclear power has minimal impact because it delivers large amounts of energy in a small space. "Green economy" supporters advocate using less energy as the price of going green. A recent study published by the Lancet concludes that cold kills far more people than heat. The Lancet proposes that plentiful energy can not only protect from both extremes it has the side benefit of raising the overall standard of living. This is in contrast to "green" plans that advocate sharing the misery by having less instead of using our knowledge to elevate everyone to a better life. I will close by noting that nuclear power is by far the safest energy source in existence.
Very informative. Thanks.
How about a van that is made for the disabled driver. Right now we spend as much converting a van as the van itself. If they were to think about building a van that is accessible from the factory it would be better in every aspect.
What makes Tesla so valued one word: SPECULATION
Simple comment, I know you are smarter than that.
@@jacka7211 😂🤣
I insist on my next car having 360-degree surround-view cameras for parking. Tesla could do it simply by adding one down-looking camera in the front to prevent driving over concrete barriers in parking lots which can rip off front bumpers when backing out.
You insist? Come on Steve, do not depend os those terrible companies who desn't listen to You. Build your own car ;-)
I like the idea of the new updated model Y2.
insane. Tesla will change the world. entirely.
They already have
He is a national treasure!
Never ceases to amaze the world by gearing us all up for Star Trek velocity while initiating autonomy on a grand scale. Bravo Elon. So glad I share ownership of the next leap into tomorrow as a Tesla believer I invested when everyone said I was bonkers.
And now you're "bonkers", all the way to the bank!!! :oP
And i'll bet your deposits drive your bankers bonkers.
Shall i continue? I'm here all week,..please tip your waitresses and bartenders. Thank you,..GOOD NIGHT! :o)
Are you Mark from Queens, NY?
@@salesmithsltd Yes
I will probably never get to drive one. If I did get a chance to own one. I would drive it everywhere to promote any of the EVs. I really mean that. If you ever wanted me to drive one to let everyone to see them. Let me know. Thank you. Keep up the Awesomeness!!!😇👍👍
disposable car, when the battery is the structure. good luck replacing the dead battery for a decent price.
First of all it takes a long time for the battery to die and second the price of a new battery is less than you would spend on gas for a couple of years
Thank You for All that you are doing for World Peace and for our Planet...
Peace.. Shalom.. Salam.. La Paz.. Namaste ..
🙏🏻 😊 🌈 ✌ ☮️ ❤️ 💐 🕊
I want 300 mile usable range (which means probably about a 360-380 mile max range). Anything less than that and I need two cars. I don't think you are going to see really widespread adoption until 360 miles is a "normal" range not an extended range option. The other huge problem that needs to be solved is how people without a garage can handle an electric vehicle. A lot of people in apartments are parking in carports, underground parking structures or even on the street. 5 years ago those 4-5 electric charging ports right next to the handicapped spots at the mall were rarely full. Now it's rare to get a spot.
Narrator: "Which vehicle did you like the most?"
Me: "Yes" :o)
How about a Carver style EV with better range/performance/top speed or a beach buggy ?
Helix is back again
4:10 1 meter off the ground!? My elite crafts! Thats only if the car remains still on the surface not moving, feel how fast the car accelerates, see how low one meter giant leap, will also stack 🚘🚀💺👀 (looked like *red* kinightrider car you barely could identified go over house).
I would like to see tesla make a purchasable drive platform at a reasonable price so people like myself could convert their classic cars to electric power.
Atlis motors is already building this exact platform.
@@1LILLMAN Well, it seems they just have a pickup for now. Further there are different pictures of them one looks like an ugly toad trying to be closer to Teslas cybertruck and it seems that this is attempted how it should look like when it ever comes out. The other (prototype?) looks more promising but it seems this is not the design they have choosen. However I don't need really a pickup. I would like to see some big, comfy SUVs. And last but not least what is the price?
@@leonlionheart5927 they are also manufacturing a plug and play platform. The xp platform which will give the ability to convert any vehicle to an all electric standard. I believe they have projected prices on the website.
Love Roadster. Would love to see
A flying Tesla vehicle
…..people can’t even drive…are you sure about that?..
ELON is changing the world.
Elon is Flash Gordon
SO SHWEEEETTT...much love Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO.[the music worldwide}
..GREAT VIDEO....
I would like a SUV that I can put surf boards and kayaks on top! That means no gull wing doors.
Looking forward great 👍 car electric ⚡️ in Australia 🇦🇺👍👍👍👍
The whole video I kept hearing him say Tezzzla .. its Tesla.
I also heard him say, "molls pu owa", "cyba", "powed", "mocket" etc. I have no idea how those poor British kids ever learn to spell phonetically when the letter "r" and "t" are rarely heard at the end of words, and "r" rarely used anywhere. I also noticed that Elon seems to have lost his South African twang altogether.
Hello from Ireland Congratulations 👏 Tesla...1.What!
I'd like a Tesla with a glove box that opens via a push button, rather than via a computer screen.
Can be opened by voice command
@@davidreidenberg9941 Oh, OK, that would work (hopefully). Now we can buy one :)
@James Cullinan why not, its not your concern on how people spend their money....or is it?
I love Tesla!
Elon musk is 10 years ahead of competitors
Rimac is looking back at Tesla from the finish line.
13:27 very fast super charge for semi trucks
Instead of deluging people with one concept car after another, maybe Tesla should focus on building its current cars better, in a way that they actually achieve the lifetime of the AVERAGE US car of 18 years. Currently, they don't even get to HALF of an average car's lifetime. That is atrocious performance from an economic perspective and an environmental perspective. Manufacturing a car is very costly in energy and pollution and raw materials. They need to go the distance. No more hot air and BS from Musk. That is all he serves. Stop pandering to him. The best US cars have lifetimes of around 25 years by comparison.
BRAVOOOOOO TESLA GOLD 999
More vaporware from Tesla. Perhaps they could start with getting their build quality above that of a 70s Lada.
Yep 10 new not a chance
I guess micrometer tolerances on the giga casting doesn’t impress you. The build quality has continued to advance.
Forget 0-60 in 1 second and three motors; just make it cover 1000 kilometres on a single charge. That will sell more cars than it will be possible to make.
I want 1200HP electric motors, for my 110' yacht, that will run off solar panels and/or small generator using the blade batteries or the liquid metal batteries.
I told nilirusha rocket 🚀 wew hautoniwezaa kwa match
Someone owns Tesla stock…
Buy now before stock is valued in trillions which is not far fetched. look at Google, Amazon, Apple can Tesla be as big or bigger? i think it has the potential.
@@suri7075 not a chance. The other car manufacturers have recognised the market potential for electric vehicles. Tesla has peaked.
@@lhdhdeebdhdh Hi Paul, not looking at just the car, we also have semi and vans coming, Self driving is currently years ahead of competition they are constantly playing catch up (e.g .look at google maps how long before anyone even tried to compete with them, even now), Tesla will be the first level 5 FSD, FSD at subscription massive revenue, robotaxi, battery technology improvements, leasing out tesla supercharger network to other cars. using massive casts at factories to bring down costs increasing profits (no other car manufacturer is doing this), solar technology for homes with battery packs, mega battery packs at powerstations sold commercially, robots for blue collar work, AI in househould items, underground boring company making public transport much faster, using SpaceX technology in Tesla products (already happening) Elon even talked about placing some spacex thrusters in teslas so they can hover!, the list goes on but the holy grail of it all is the potential merger or part merger with space x. Game Over. an estimation of Tesla being worth 3 trillion within 5-10 years is easily possible when lookin gat market cap of Apple/Google, that's a 5 bagger from here. do your own due diligence, dont trust luck, happy investing :-)
@@lhdhdeebdhdh battery supply chain. No-one else has this worked out. Slam-dunk for Tesla and bye-bye legacy car makers...
@@richhr89 you bought Tesla stock early, we get it
The upcoming roadster sounds exciting! 0-60mph in 1.1 seconds
amazing achievement, but clearly potentially lethal!
@@davidstuart4915 would be a kick, but true that you'd need computer game reflexes and no road surprises... A matter of time before the 's' Plaid is effectively banned, IMO, and this is even quicker. Full self driving needed to save this kind of car!!
American Innovation! Go Elon! SO excited to see the transition and excellent offerings from leaders releasing our next generations of badass vehicles--exciting times in all categories
Those are not bad ass vehicles ...
@@moneymaker251 Wrong
I love these people
The Roadster for sure I love it availability when? How much $?
CyberTruck for sure!
Life changer!
just terrific
the future comes at gigantic steps, no one can stop that, Elon, you are amazing keep pushing foward tks
Great video. I would like to get info. on Model S updates.
Tesla - Strong Mission. Strong Vision. Extreme focus and amazing execution - for the benefit of humanity and the planet. What most folks are not discussing are; So many advantages with having a focus on removing massive redundant costs while optimizing at every stage of materials, manufacturing, supply chain, distribution while not doing/remaining stuck in the existing pits of mediocrity in multiple industries (transportation, energy storage, future energy distribution) NOT to mention evolving AI for transportation and general use. Uh… there are not enough folks that are willing/able to understand - let alone appreciate the value of these fundamentals. Vision is one thing. Persistence and rigorous execution make this value real. What’s not to like?
Great car
Tesla motorcycle 🔥