Is Tesla's largest battery project? Four new versions of the 4680 battery are planned to be launched in 2026, including a special Robotaxi version.
The media reported that Tesla plans to mass produce a new generation of 4680 batteries using dry electrode coating technology in the second quarter of next year. Among the four dry cathode 4680D versions to be launched in 2026, Musk intends to unveil the battery dedicated to Robotaxi when he announces the Robotaxi next week. The other two batteries are Tesla's first use of silicon-carbon material in the anode, one of which is for performance-oriented vehicles like the new generation Roadster, while the other is for the Cybertruck and a sedan.
tesla's crucial October is coming, and the market can't wait.
In October, Tesla will announce third-quarter delivery data and financial reports, and officially launch the Robotaxi. Currently, in all options trading on the S&P, Tesla's trading volume accounts for 17%, surpassing nvidia.
Two major catalysts coming in October! Goldman Sachs recommends buying call options on Tesla.
Goldman Sachs analysts recommend buying call options on Tesla before the release of the third-quarter financial report on October 2nd and the Robotaxi event on October 10th.
Tesla's "Big Short" attitude has made a big reversal! Deutsche Bank unexpectedly turned bullish: bullish on the growth potential of Robotaxi.
Deutsche Bank has released research reports, reinstating a 'buy' rating on Tesla and naming it as the top pick in the autos industry.
Musk's big move is coming, tesla announces the road map for FSD to enter China and Europe next year.
Tesla's AI team announced that they will launch the FSD system in China and Europe in the first quarter of next year, pending regulatory approval. Tesla officials in China confirmed the news and are currently awaiting approval from regulatory authorities. Analysts believe that obtaining approval in China will be easier than in Europe, given the collaboration between Tesla and Baidu.
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