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Tesla's Supercharger Team was recently laid off. We discuss what this means for the company on today's TMC Podcast streaming live at 1PM PDT. You can watch on X or on YouTube where you can participate in the live chat.
NHTSA notes that crash rates involving Tesla cars have dropped by almost 40 percent since the wide introduction of Autopilot. It also notes that its investigation did not find any defects in the design or implementation of Tesla’s automatic emergency braking systems (AEB) or its Autopilot cruise features. The report also states that Tesla properly anticipated the potential for driver misuse in the design of Autopilot, studied those potential effects and incorporated it into the product’s final design before broad rollout.
Agreed. There is way too much upside, and this is a tech company applied to manufacturing. Vertical integration is here with solar. I'm guessing model 3 plus solar will be the next sales item. Market reacts and trades to expectations and projections, when it actually happens the market reaction will be long done....
Not to toot my own horn too much, but I did call a run to 250 and facing of heavy resistance there if we break 235 back when the stock was around 225.
Full disclosure, as I previously mentioned, I got out of some mid term short puts a little under 235 at a solid profit when we were having trouble punching through. Should have listened to my own advice as those puts expire tomorrow and could have made me a lot more money. Still holding 100% of shares, though.
Unfortunately I missed the beginning but near the end he was speaking about the benefits Tesla gets from technology "overlapping" with SpaceX and how the company is "...at the epicenter of high tech manufacturing jobs in the US..."