Tesla Announces New Lithium Giga Refinery!

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  • @TheTeslaSpace
    @TheTeslaSpace  Год назад +7

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    • @WatchList-xf8ic
      @WatchList-xf8ic Год назад +1

      You incorrectly stated that the highest volume of lithium production is in South America. Currently, the highest volume of lithium production is controlled by China and comes from the Congo.

    • @shreysharma726
      @shreysharma726 Год назад

      india's jammu and kashmir has recently found more than 8 million tons of lithium ...so maybe tesla and india can work something out

    • @ale-0-0-
      @ale-0-0- Год назад

      No wonder he is setting up his company in Nuevo León so he can get the Lithium from Mexico and transport it across the border to Texas

  • @salty_berserker_channel
    @salty_berserker_channel Год назад +26

    "they're just a car company" is the mantra from those that criticize my nearly all in TSLA investment.

  • @richardvanbergen7175
    @richardvanbergen7175 Год назад +53

    Well, you can say what you want but it’s never boring when it comes to Elon 😀

    • @cherylandjoseph6476
      @cherylandjoseph6476 Год назад +6

      Well said! He’s a genius and making great strides inspite of the unbelievable hate he gets from empty vessels!

    • @Lovejazz01
      @Lovejazz01 Год назад +5

      @@cherylandjoseph6476 no matter what the haters say, it’s been fun to witness his visions coming to life, and to witness many disruptions under his guidance. No one else is famously taking on companies and changing the lifestyles of what has been engraved in peoples minds and life for a century. No one else would be talking about electric cars even in 2023 if it wasn’t for Elon. The idea would have died all over again in the machines that crushed all of the GM EV-1s, much less solar and battery power and technology. And what other “ car “ company has ever had a thought to invest and develop actual robots. If he doesn’t believe it can be done or is not worth doing, he won’t do it. But if he believes it can be done and will “Revolutionize ‘ something , he will do it and he will not stop until it is done. I’ve always said Elon doesn’t do anything for recognition , only results.

    • @techfixr2012
      @techfixr2012 Год назад

      You forgot the "E".

  • @steve222010
    @steve222010 Год назад +53

    This is highly comforting to know that someone is stepping up to the plate and recognizing future needs in the raw materials and taking aggressive action. It's not always about price and profit. It is about providing a home country source of raw materials production.

    • @Ritalie
      @Ritalie Год назад +2

      Indeed! This is a great thing. It's what we need, to be more energy independent, and it really goes with the Tesla model of doing everything themselves.
      Do you want to know something that is incredibly irritating?
      So there is a way to store hydrogen gas in solid lithium alloy tanks, inside the metal itself, where it becomes non-flammable, and impossible to explode, and with a tank the size of a stock fuel tank in a car, they can provide 400 miles range of hydrogen gas, without any of the dangers of a hollow tank at very high pressure.
      So there is a way to store hydrogen safely. But they won't allow the public to produce the lithium alloy needed to do it, due to "national security" patents.
      Look up the video entitled: "hydrogen powered corvette" on RUclips.

    • @Nill757
      @Nill757 Год назад

      Highly comforting ? Digging vast holes in the ground and wrecking the ground water? Why don’t you put town the fan boy for a minute and pay attention, before somebody digs up your backyard.

    • @Ritalie
      @Ritalie Год назад

      @@Nill757 As far as I can tell there are many mining operations, including the massive digging and drilling for oil, that are far worse than lithium mining. I think the public knows about lithium because the media hates Elon and wants to constantly point out how bad his plans are. Drive past a concrete yard and they have destroyed the land completely to dig up rocks to make concrete. Or digging for oil, which completely destroys the ground water if there is an accidental spill. How many accidental oil spills? Lithium is temporary I think. They will find an easier way to make batteries within 3 years.

    • @Ye.Ye._Hunter
      @Ye.Ye._Hunter Год назад

      @@Nill757 troll elsewhere

  • @GeorgeSullivan
    @GeorgeSullivan Год назад +7

    I worked at Capital Cement Company in the late 60's early 70's as a control room operater. Capital was converted from a lithium processing plant. At the time, some of the processes and equipment were the same between the old lithium plant and the cement plant. Notibly the grinding mill and cement kiln. They shut the lithium plant down because the government had all the lithium it needed for years to come.

  • @renerodriguez2134
    @renerodriguez2134 Год назад +8

    🇲🇽 Mexico has luhitiam several houndred miles from both Giga factories. ❤

  • @AchillesWrath1
    @AchillesWrath1 Год назад +19

    He's following in Henry Ford's footsteps. He basically supplied Ford in the early days with it's own resources to meet demand and cut costs. He even planted and produced his own rubber trees for tires.

  • @optimagroup11
    @optimagroup11 Год назад +25

    Clear presentation, excellent supporting graphics. Well done! SoCalFreddy

  • @ShanZach7590
    @ShanZach7590 Год назад +15

    Infinite Battery

  • @leserickson7057
    @leserickson7057 Год назад +6

    Two thumbs up +. Musk your brilliant!!!

  • @hawklord100
    @hawklord100 Год назад +8

    The UK also has a Lithium refinery been constructed right now and will be operational 2025

  • @SafetyBriefer
    @SafetyBriefer Год назад +7

    I’m surprised the factory isn’t near Giga Nevada, but the production in and around TX makes the Corpus spot reasonable.

    • @Vectal_
      @Vectal_ Год назад +1

      It's not because Lithium Americas has begun construction at Thacker pass in Nevada...with a 650million investment from GM...still not sure why tesla didn't invest but there you go.

    • @chillxxx241
      @chillxxx241 Год назад +2

      Texas has cheaper energy costs (both renewable and natural gas). Labor unions are also less powerful in Texas.

    • @SafetyBriefer
      @SafetyBriefer Год назад

      @@Vectal_ There's a lot of lithium in the soil around Reno.

  • @raystetkiewicz846
    @raystetkiewicz846 Год назад +5

    Thanks for the update. I really enjoyed it. Hope you own some stock…

  • @MrAlanfalk73
    @MrAlanfalk73 Год назад +85

    IMO Elon Musk is the most important person on earth right now. If not for him China would be leading the EV race, USA would have to Pay Russia for sending people into space, Twitter would still be cencoring anyone they dident agree with, and I wouldent have made a ton of money on Tesla stocks 😂

    • @Alarix246
      @Alarix246 Год назад +6

      Would China know the importance of EVs if not for Elon? Not so sure. He proved it was possible and shown the way.

    • @incognitotorpedo42
      @incognitotorpedo42 Год назад

      @@Alarix246 I wonder why China got on top of EVs before every other carmaker on Earth, other than Tesla?

    • @Daniel-Davies-Gonstead-Student
      @Daniel-Davies-Gonstead-Student Год назад +1

      He, if not yet, then by the time he passes, is probably the most important person to have ever lived.

    • @Alarix246
      @Alarix246 Год назад +2

      @@incognitotorpedo42 I think in this regard their leaders were visionary enough. And they were not that much cemented in ICE cars. They were not so good in them yet, so vision of winning in EVs seemed like a good bet. I always say, we call ourselves homo sapiens because sapiens means wisdom, yet majority of people ain't wise, and even an entire subgroup of wise and smart car engineers isn't smart in their sum. They can be smart each individually, but the total cancels each out and the global car industry "magicians" fell asleep on their laurels.

    • @TheStrangeKage
      @TheStrangeKage Год назад +2

      Well said. 300 shares here

  • @D.Eldon_
    @D.Eldon_ Год назад +1

    _@The Tesla Space_ -- Excellent video! Thanks.

  • @VR-fh4im
    @VR-fh4im Год назад +1

    I am always impressed with the decisions that Tesla takes, especially Mr. Musk.

  • @hillmans69
    @hillmans69 Год назад +2

    Actually the Model 2 (next generation platform), since it will outsell all current models combined, will be produced in all the expandable and expansion locations. Want to bet how Tesla will start Model 2 and Giga-Mexico? My guess: 1) Start building G-MX 2) Start G-TX expansion for M2 production 3) Start producing M3 & MY at G-MX (get staff trained and up to Tesla speed) 4) Start M2 production at G-TX (work bugs out with top staff, Elon, suppliers, engineers) 5) Start M2 production at G-MX (close to G-TX for aid) 6) Start M2 production at expanded G-Berlin & expanded G-Shanghai.

  • @tomaszlapaj5826
    @tomaszlapaj5826 Год назад +1

    Another great vid of yours

  • @lylestavast7652
    @lylestavast7652 Год назад +8

    I hope this all becomes more common away from China and they do a good job at it. I would not get too focused on Li in and of itself, as so many combinations of materials are being investigated/tested etc and you might end up with a stranded asset with a single new battery type being released.

    • @dalebruno5201
      @dalebruno5201 Год назад

      Not many people don’t seem to be talking about that there are batteries that won’t need lithium but mainly salt,water and a few other materials plus the solid state battery.

    • @justinjones6810
      @justinjones6810 Год назад

      @@dalebruno5201 but as far as a cost saving matter for stationary batteries like the powerwall lfp is a great choice because it will not have all the stresses that an ev car battery would have like thermal issues and charging speeds I think thier will always be a use for lfp batteries

    • @dalebruno5201
      @dalebruno5201 Год назад

      @@justinjones6810 As of now LFP batteries are a no brainer but the SOLID STATE BATTERY I think will be the better choice but sometimes we don’t always use the best choice for the people the perfect industry that proves that is the medical industry a small company could have a unbelievable product but if the big boys don’t buyout the company they will do everything in its power to crush that product one product would be the MRI machines there are way better products out there but they paid so much for the big clunky MRI machines they have they don’t want to get into something that’s so much better health wise and is soooo much cheaper to use.

  • @clintcarter
    @clintcarter Год назад

    Tesla is a BEAST.

  • @Brane_Ded
    @Brane_Ded Год назад +5

    Could the future of tesla mining include the boring company? Using multiple boring machines to directly hit, chew up and spit out, specific rich veins of ore

    • @beaumershon3066
      @beaumershon3066 Год назад +3

      Doubtful, the issue is refining the raw materials not digging it up.

    • @GWAForUTBE
      @GWAForUTBE Год назад

      I'm guessing a mineral check is done routinely.

    • @beaumershon3066
      @beaumershon3066 Год назад

      @@GWAForUTBE I bet the mine is not "guessing".

    • @GWAForUTBE
      @GWAForUTBE Год назад

      @@beaumershon3066 ofcourse it is. That's mining. It's all roll of dice.

  • @jillwinitana4254
    @jillwinitana4254 Год назад

    Elon Musk.....
    Your just so amazingly wonderful
    Blessings to you from
    Aotearoa,..
    New Zealand....

  • @briangman3
    @briangman3 6 месяцев назад

    This is great for their energy storage business

  • @rlshultz5841
    @rlshultz5841 Год назад +1

    It would be interesting to at least speculate on the innovation possible. An understanding of the details would be needed

  • @miquelgorbivi7702
    @miquelgorbivi7702 Год назад +4

    I hope tesla will research into sodium ion. It doesn't have as much gains but have good potential. Lithium is not very abundant so sodium is something that could be a good alternative.

    • @benwoodason
      @benwoodason Год назад +1

      I've been wondering why this hasn't gotten more attention.

    • @LuciusC
      @LuciusC Год назад +4

      Lithium is fine, it's one of the most abundant minerals on earth. We just have to actually mine it ourselves.
      Really though, the main reason we haven't been is a lack of use for it. China was the one doing the refining because they're the ones making the smartphones. Now that there's a much bigger use for lithium, expect production to ramp up everywhere.

  • @Dogman3690
    @Dogman3690 Год назад +2

    Great informative video ✔️ Mother earth 🌎 approved ❤

  • @meanhornet5560
    @meanhornet5560 Год назад

    Proud to be a Texan....Elon is the new Sheriff in town.....you go boy!

  • @Itzyaboyjammy
    @Itzyaboyjammy Год назад +3

    sick

  • @gladyskravitz1000
    @gladyskravitz1000 Год назад

    Ford built a refinery for steel in its Dearborn Michigan plant. Steel was a limiting factor when they did it.

  • @robertkerby2581
    @robertkerby2581 Год назад +1

    Wow, amazing information!
    Well done!

  • @randellino
    @randellino Год назад

    Elon is a genius, I don't throw that word around casually.

  • @ApartmentPrepping
    @ApartmentPrepping Год назад

    I’m from corpus. They’ll be right at home here. We already have infrastructure in place to prevent chemical accidents (our water system doesn’t allow back flow) and DOW chemical and a number of other refineries already exist here

  • @williamfowler616
    @williamfowler616 Год назад +1

    salton sea, dead sea, or anyplace where an ocean used to be but dried up will have concentrations of rare metals

  • @Y3llowMustang
    @Y3llowMustang Год назад

    I need to buy some TSLA on Monday...

  • @CJ_102
    @CJ_102 Год назад +1

    There are LOTS of alternatives.

  • @Ritalie
    @Ritalie Год назад

    Lithium Orotate apparently makes you happier, and is an antidepressant. You can buy it at the store.

  • @storm8663
    @storm8663 Год назад

    Is the model Y the best selling car? Or best selling electric car?🤔 4:41

  • @howellPan
    @howellPan Год назад

    I am hoping to see Tesla robots soon.. can't wait to get one as soon as it's on the market

  • @briangman3
    @briangman3 6 месяцев назад

    Big cost advantage per car maybe extra 1-2% of cost saving

  • @madjackthesavage5667
    @madjackthesavage5667 Год назад +1

    Less dependency on china nice but what about the pi phone? When’s that coming out?

  • @Luisr777
    @Luisr777 Год назад

    Lithium is the new gold rush boys and girls

  • @Jam-In-With-Ben
    @Jam-In-With-Ben Год назад +1

    hi

  • @Indecisive7337
    @Indecisive7337 Год назад +40

    I hope Tesla also starts making it's own Chips, If China invades Taiwan , everyone will be up the creek!!!

    • @georgecole2655
      @georgecole2655 Год назад

      Very very true

    • @dlawrence3187
      @dlawrence3187 Год назад +7

      Not if, when.

    • @butarsebastian2765
      @butarsebastian2765 Год назад +9

      @@dlawrence3187 they will. I remember 3 or 4 years ago when Elon Musk said, turn your view on mining industry. That being said, he started to buy stocks in mining industry, now he is investing in that industry and make the process “in house”. So, this guy, with all the statesment his making, tends to put the words where his mouth is. Interresting times to live. :)

    • @StopListenThink
      @StopListenThink Год назад +5

      @@butarsebastian2765 he is a common sense man in a world that’s insane

    • @jacoblf
      @jacoblf Год назад +3

      2 words: Training Tile. The MOST important "chip". For all the others, Tesla's advantage is "Agile". When there were shortages Tesla "simply" changed to available items from other suppliers. There's no critical need for Tesla to make everything.

  • @garethbaker5179
    @garethbaker5179 Год назад +1

    What's after Giga, I can hardly contain myself lithium refinery?

  • @1asdfasdfasdf
    @1asdfasdfasdf Год назад +2

    Do you know if they're still using manual labor in the Congo to mine for Cobalt? I heard that a very large lithium deposit was found in S/E Oregon. The irony there is Oregon is very green but they don't want any mining in their own backyard.

    • @paulschulte1064
      @paulschulte1064 Год назад

      The Congo is an extremely poor country and yes 20% of the cobalt from the Congo is mined by child labor by desperate people. If you’re really concerned about those children, contribute to a charity doing work there or better still go as a missionary.

    • @1asdfasdfasdf
      @1asdfasdfasdf Год назад +2

      @@paulschulte1064 Thank you. What bothers me is that the public is not informed while we're told that this not happening. As far as concerns for others 10% of my income goes to the City Of Hope in Monrovia, CA. USA and my estate will be willed to them upon my death. 😉

    • @danielmadera1144
      @danielmadera1144 Год назад +1

      They stopped using congolese cobalt

    • @1asdfasdfasdf
      @1asdfasdfasdf Год назад +1

      @@danielmadera1144 Do you know when that was or can share where you found that information? I'd like to be informed when I speak about it. Thanks

  • @maximustitan8171
    @maximustitan8171 Год назад +1

    Lets go!

  • @BRunner12
    @BRunner12 Год назад +1

    Lithium today, tomorrow mornings it’s sodium

  • @rozonoemi9374
    @rozonoemi9374 Год назад +1

    What about sodium to replace lithium. Should we put all the money in lithium ?

    • @MicroplaysMC
      @MicroplaysMC Год назад

      If you're talking about those sodium batteries they're far from mass production. Even just taking a very similar lithium chemistry to what is already used and putting it into a bigger container (4680) takes several years to figure out and produce.

    • @incognitotorpedo42
      @incognitotorpedo42 Год назад

      Lithium is entrenched. Sodium will need to be very good in order to displace it.

    • @rozonoemi9374
      @rozonoemi9374 Год назад

      @@MicroplaysMC What are you talking about, BYD is about to used them in there EV!

    • @MicroplaysMC
      @MicroplaysMC Год назад

      @@rozonoemi9374 Not true. If you're talking about the cells CATL is developing, they are/were in the validation stages of those cells, and if that's true they won't be mass producing them for at bare minimum another year or two. Even still, they are expected to be around 160Wh/kg, which is 30% less energy dense than most lithium chemistries, so it's not going to replace them anytime soon as they are much heavier. Also, they were mainly developed because lithium prices were shooting way up but as of very recently, the price per ton in china at least has halved (to about 280k yuan from 600k). Remember that urban, population dense cities have an upper hand when it comes to adopting EVs because they don't need as much range. That gives them the luxury of making less efficient, but cheaper packs for small vehicles.

  • @norenguhs8619
    @norenguhs8619 Год назад

    Good

  • @AlexSchendel
    @AlexSchendel Год назад

    6:01 "The Earth is made up mostly of iron"
    I'm not sure where you got these numbers, but they don't seem to be anywhere close to matching any numbers I see. The CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics lists the following:
    Oxygen: 46.1%
    Silicon: 28.2%
    Aluminum: 8.23%
    Iron: 5.63%
    Magnesium is farther down in 7th place: 2.33%
    Overall, it does make little difference as 5.63% is still a massive amount, but I'm just curious what your sources are.

  • @helmutzollner5496
    @helmutzollner5496 Год назад

    Very interesting. Thanks

  • @georgeginsburg545
    @georgeginsburg545 Год назад

    another excellent video

  • @dxelson
    @dxelson Год назад

    WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH

  • @wolfrojo8940
    @wolfrojo8940 Год назад +1

    Mexico is the key for Tesla

  • @manuelmunoz3144
    @manuelmunoz3144 Год назад +1

    I heard Mexico has the most of lithium what will they do with it

  • @Firestorm637
    @Firestorm637 Год назад

    I follow what Elon says about the future to buy stocks. Common sense. He is giving countries a direction vs just spinning your wheels

  • @mrbobo86
    @mrbobo86 Год назад

    They should be investing into Sodium Ion technology and solid state batteries

    • @jays5926
      @jays5926 Год назад

      Stfu man how many times do sodium ion batteries need to be debunked before people like you get it

  • @nhacthoca
    @nhacthoca Год назад

    Amazing!!

  • @outforbeer
    @outforbeer Год назад +1

    So instead of burning coal, we burn lithium

  • @tatradak9781
    @tatradak9781 Год назад +2

    Sodium will win in the end

    • @mariomarquez5424
      @mariomarquez5424 Год назад

      Na…

    • @shauna996
      @shauna996 Год назад

      True. I see sodium batteries becoming competitive in 20 or 30 years.

    • @jefflittle8913
      @jefflittle8913 Год назад

      Very likely even if sodium wins a majority of the battery business lithium needs will increase.

  • @jonathanlivingston7358
    @jonathanlivingston7358 Год назад

    Question:
    Why focusing on lithium refinery since Tesla in 2024 plans to use lipo batteries which do not use lithium?

    • @Alex-lc1bv
      @Alex-lc1bv Год назад

      Lipo batteries do use lithium. "Lithium polymer"

  • @whatta7793
    @whatta7793 Год назад

    No other auto company will be able to catch up to Tesla when it comes to EVs. They're got an INSANE head start that will be near impossible to exceed.
    Rivians are charging at superchargers now, and now they're about to be refining their own lithium? Yeah, good luck to any other automaker, because they need it.

  • @Bora_H
    @Bora_H Год назад

    The car built at the new Mexico plant will be the modern equivalent of the VW Beetle. Building it in Mexico is perfect for that reason alone.
    This will be a great benefit to Mexico. This will also be a great benefit to the USA. We need our neightbors to be successful, so we can both have more peaceful lives.

  • @Firestorm637
    @Firestorm637 Год назад

    Australia, Chile, Nevada, California lithium availability

  • @stevechadwick85
    @stevechadwick85 Год назад

    Damn Skippy. I wish Elon made it a side goal to build infrastructure in the US away from China.

  • @SuperHATCH11
    @SuperHATCH11 Год назад

    I'm assuming the car Elon says will out sell every Tesla combined will be the "affordable" Tesla for the masses.

  • @emmanuela.e.5826
    @emmanuela.e.5826 Год назад +1

    ❤❤

  • @danielnovak4718
    @danielnovak4718 Год назад

    the real question is how many tesla cars or batteries can be served by the rafinery.

  • @Nill757
    @Nill757 Год назад

    Once upon a time, Musk said his battery gigafactory in NV would be all powered by “solar, wind, and some geothermal”. Could this Tesla site take a moment away from applause and ask some questions about why that *never* happened, not even close? How can anyone pretend to lead a global energy transition when their own biggest ever building shrugged it off as unimportant?

  • @williampmcd8548
    @williampmcd8548 Год назад +1

    30 years ago lithium was a psychiatric medication.

  • @grenzzgernascoticlas390
    @grenzzgernascoticlas390 Год назад

    20% with make localication state berauthem just make ciga byte giga.

  • @joebloe1401
    @joebloe1401 Год назад +1

    By mass, the Earth is composed of 35% iron --whereas the crust is a mere 5%--OBVIOUSLY NOT A MAJORITY Dufiis McGoofis!!!!

  • @monikajancova3883
    @monikajancova3883 Год назад

    👍👍👍

  • @Hmfirestormz
    @Hmfirestormz Год назад

    At this point Texas should be called Tesla

  • @phonlawutchansri7083
    @phonlawutchansri7083 Год назад

    Now lithium ion from USA at first world labor cost Iphone could charge more for iphone 20

  • @protorhinocerator142
    @protorhinocerator142 Год назад

    Lithium is now practically everywhere in every country.
    And parts of Russia too.

  • @techfixr2012
    @techfixr2012 Год назад

    That facility is just off of Texas City , lots of Smart folks there. As the Combustion Economy dies, these folks still need jobs.

  • @jcjensenllc
    @jcjensenllc Год назад

    Not wise to build a factory in hurricane alley.

  • @mag1cbadger
    @mag1cbadger Год назад

    Maybe the Boring company will build tunnels between the 3 locations

  • @johnhawkins2105
    @johnhawkins2105 Год назад

    God I hope a new battery tech not using Lithium goes into commercial scale operation

  • @basilbrushbooshieboosh5302
    @basilbrushbooshieboosh5302 Год назад

    Hi Mr "Tesla Space".
    Is there any way, do you think, I could get a message to Elon about an idea I have for a massive lithium and almost limitless cheap power combination. It needs someone with vision and rather deep pockets.
    No cut in it for me, I just want to see this opportunity realised, and the transition to an electrified planet sped up. I'm a physics teacher and opine that our planet has a dire future if we don't electrify quick-fast.

  • @TamagoHead
    @TamagoHead Год назад

    NMC vs. LFP in the 4860 form? I thought Tesla is moving to LFP?

    • @whattheschmidt
      @whattheschmidt Год назад +1

      Uses both. LFP isn't as energy dense.

    • @TamagoHead
      @TamagoHead Год назад

      @@whattheschmidt Yeah. A pal’s new home batteries are LFP. Seems like a great trading for fixed installations.

    • @whattheschmidt
      @whattheschmidt Год назад +1

      @@TamagoHead They definitely are. I only use LFP for my portable and home batteries. Excellent lifespan and charge cycles!

    • @TamagoHead
      @TamagoHead Год назад

      @@whattheschmidt 👍thx! Great to hear! The Hawaiian microclimate that my home is located in doesn’t require a lot of HVAC and we’ve had solar water heating for decades.
      Our 2000 Avalon and 2004 Truckolla have < 58k miles each, but I’d like to leave the world a better (non-worse) place when I leave. 😋

  • @williampmcd8548
    @williampmcd8548 Год назад

    Maybe its too off brand, American Battery Technology Company is getting ready to make some lithium moves.

  • @mrchapin94
    @mrchapin94 Год назад

    I really do think that all of the Tesla cars will become very inexpensive to buy after a couple of years of this going on

  • @sava21000
    @sava21000 Год назад +5

    First!

  • @sgfx
    @sgfx Год назад +1

    5:30 Tesla Mexico will not be making batteries according to Tesla.

  • @drewscruis
    @drewscruis Год назад +1

    Lithium used to be made
    efined in Niagara falls ny. That facility has been closed and was demolished years ago. I used to work there. There is nothing green about the process, enjoy the pollution/waste texas...

    • @jays5926
      @jays5926 Год назад

      Tesla and American battery technology company both have unique propriety processes that are extremely clean
      Not to mention their clay stone extraction processes are very clean and extract lithium from a rock no one ever had a use for

  • @rockman531
    @rockman531 Год назад

    Will this new refinery be capable of recycling lithium batteries from computers & other devices? Thanks.

  • @user-mz3ek4rm7f
    @user-mz3ek4rm7f 7 месяцев назад

    ❤❤🙏🙏🙏

  • @Sagittarius-A-Star
    @Sagittarius-A-Star Год назад

    The CCP hates this trick.

  • @Nill757
    @Nill757 Год назад

    “Enough lithium in the US alone to supply .. “
    Yes, in the ground, which is not the point and deserves at least a passing check. The US environmental laws have been highly restrictive of new metal mines for decades, for good reason. Now that Tesla says it needs new lithium that all doesn’t matter?
    The US once had exactly one lithium mine in Nevada. It’s been there since 1968. There have been dozens of proposals over the years to get more US mines and today … there is still only one. Among other reasons, mines for lithium deposits use vast amounts of water, in an arid climate. So before being so sure about saving the planet, please don’t wreck it.

  • @francescos7361
    @francescos7361 Год назад

    Obvious idea , but I prefer internet logistic and energy internet over colonization , I love aereospace and works on that but to me awareness is essential for put a limit to compassion .

  • @alloy9679
    @alloy9679 Год назад

    dude is playing facctorio IRL

  • @Theroadalone
    @Theroadalone Год назад

    $Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc
    here we go.. it’s going to be the next Tesla! … production is set with pre orders locked in

  • @Gabriel.Ponce.De.Leon.777
    @Gabriel.Ponce.De.Leon.777 Год назад

    I really hope the next Tesla won’t be as ugly as the other ones.

  • @sohum9677
    @sohum9677 Год назад

    ABML all the way

  • @DAVIDC0L
    @DAVIDC0L Год назад +3

    War 2025

  • @Mr_Galaxxy
    @Mr_Galaxxy Год назад +1

    Why you would make a car in Mexico is beyond me 🤦🏻‍♂️. Gonna have to hire security to drive the Tesla's truck to the border.

    • @beaumershon3066
      @beaumershon3066 Год назад +2

      To date, 42 makers have official representation in the country, The automotive sector accounts for 17.6% of Mexico's manufacturing sector. Tesla will be the 43... But thanks for the clown comment señor T Pill

  • @thatscottishengineerguy9606
    @thatscottishengineerguy9606 Год назад +1

    Stone Age... Bronze Age... Iron Age... Plastic Age... Lithium Age... Mars Age...

  • @ruggedtechie5867
    @ruggedtechie5867 9 месяцев назад

    Not true, Ford's been doing that. I've delivered to a Ford plants and the refineries are under a different name but Ford owns them.