Tesla Stock Discussion

Elus Monk : Elon Musk quietly had a 3rd child with his Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis (Bloomberg)

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delavie : i wouldn't dare to be a passenger of a nuclear powered car

SKYWalkers OP delavie : u know US submarines and aircraft carriers are nuclear powered?

bullrider_21 : Toyota's swappable and portable hydrogen cartridge may be the future. No need for expensive refuelling stations.
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SKYWalkers OP bullrider_21 : yeah, I been tracking Toyota development for a while, a few weeks ago I saw an article that Australia having nation wide trial of hydrogen car, any insight from you on this?

bullrider_21 SKYWalkers OP : With current technology, the hydrogen car would lose out to battery electric vehicles because of higher costs and lower efficiency.

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delavie : looks like it's rising instead

104088143 : How is it?

10baggerbamm : all of these naysayers that talk crap of hell Tesla's technology is inferior to other companies that use mounted cameras/lidar. by June of next year Tesla's technology is going to exceed 500,000 miles which is the average miles driven by a human before an accident occurs. by the end of next year Tesla's technology will be approaching a million miles, and it's only going to evolve beyond that.

bullrider_21 : Demand for Cybertruck seems much lower than the sky-high expectations for the vehicle. That ~2 million vehicle pre-order backlog seems to have been depleted around Oct of this year, when Tesla started allowing orders without a reservation. At the time, Tesla had only sold somewhere around 30,000 total Cybertrucks.
Tesla lowered Cybertruck lease pricing – and this happened less than a month since the company started leasing Cybertrucks at all. It's another sign that Tesla isn't seeing quite as much demand as once expected for the vehicle.
When the truck hit the road, things didn't go exactly as planned. The vehicle came out late and over budget, also missing some of the specs that were originally promised. The first available "Foundation Series" models started at USD100k – a far cry from the promised entry-level USD40k. It's now available at a base price of USD79k – but a promised future USD61k base RWD model was recently removed that from Tesla's website.