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On Wednesday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that at Tesla’s next investor day, scheduled for March 1, he plans to present “a path to a fully sustainable energy future for the planet.” Tweeted.
It’s the third example of Musk’s “Master Plan,” Tesla’s long-term strategy, which Musk first began posting in 2006.(opens in new tab).
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In the first part of the masterplan, Musk laid out his plans for scaling Tesla. It’s about starting with the production of a high-performance electric vehicle (which was his original Tesla Roadster) and using the profits to scale up to produce a more affordable family. Developed a sedan (Tesla Model S) and used the profits for more affordable electric vehicles (Tesla Model 3 and Tesla Model Y), offering a zero-emission power generation option with solar power. SolarCity, which was later acquired by Tesla.
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In the second instance of the master plan, announced in 2016, Musk said the company would further expand its electric vehicle product line, creating a solar roof with seamlessly integrated battery storage, making it “less manual. We also plan to develop self-driving functions that are 10 times safer.” “
Here, it’s worth pausing to point out that while the first part of the master plan worked more or less as Musk envisioned, the second part lags badly. We do sell it, but not enough to have a significant impact on the US energy production environment. Tesla cars also have self-driving capabilities, but they are still far from being able to drive safely on their own. The final part of Musk’s second master plan would allow Tesla cars to make money for their owners by acting as robot taxis, subject to self-driving and regulatory approval. and at the moment it seems a few years away at most.
Musk tweets about Master Plan Part 3 1 year(opens in new tab), but hasn’t revealed too many details yet. But if we’re talking about a “fully sustainable energy future for the planet”, it has to be big and global, right?
The event, which will take place at Tesla’s Giga Texas factory near Austin, Texas, was announced in January. While it will be live-streamed, some of Tesla’s investors will be attending in person. “Our investors will be able to view our state-of-the-art production line and discuss long-term expansion plans, third-generation platforms, capital allocation and other topics with management,” the company said in a statement. said in(opens in new tab).
