Tesla Just Shocked Everyone

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Tesla Just Shocked Everyone

Tesla is strategically positioning itself for significant growth and profitability through advancements in self-driving technology and a strong financial foundation, potentially leading to a market valuation of $2 trillion

Questions to inspire discussion

Tesla's Financial Performance

πŸš€Q: How did Tesla perform in the third quarter?
A: Tesla posted their best quarter with 20% earnings growth and increased margins, defying expectations of plateaued sales and declining profitability due to factors like Elon's support of Trump and high interest rates.

Cybertruck Success

πŸš›Q: What's the current status of Tesla's Cybertruck?
A: The Cybertruck is already selling 2,000 units per week, on track to sell 125,000 in 2023 and 250,000 long-term, making it the most popular EV truck globally and proving profitable despite initial skepticism.

Self-Driving Ride-Hailing

πŸš•Q: What progress has Tesla made in self-driving ride-hailing?
A: Tesla has been testing self-driving ride-hailing with employees in the Bay Area for a year, working with California regulators to prepare for public rollout, aligning with their 2025 guidance for a ride-hailing network in Texas or California.

Future Valuation Potential

πŸ’°Q: What's the potential value of Tesla's self-driving fleet?
A: Tesla's 20 million car fleet with unsupervised self-driving could generate $70 billion per year at $300 per month per car, potentially leading to a $2 trillion market valuation at a 30x price-earnings ratio.

Self-Driving Technology Focus

🧠Q: How has Tesla's focus on self-driving technology evolved?
A: Tesla has concentrated on self-driving technology for the past 3 years, including Hardware 3, software, ride-hailing, and robotics, with expected payoff in 2024-2025, as evidenced by ongoing employee testing of ride-hailing services.

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Key Insights

Financial Performance and Market Position

  1. πŸš€ Tesla's Q3 earnings surged 20%, marking their best quarter with growing margins, defying expectations of plateaued sales and declining profitability amid challenges like Elon's Trump support and high interest rates.
  2. πŸ’° Tesla's potential $2 trillion market valuation could be achieved through a 20 million car fleet with unsupervised self-driving, generating $70 billion annually at $300 per month per car and 30% margins on the energy side.

Product Innovation and Market Expansion

  1. πŸš› The Cybertruck, Tesla's most popular EV truck, is already selling 2,000 units per week, aiming for 125,000 sales in 2023 and 250,000 long-term, proving profitable and not a niche product as initially thought.
  2. πŸš• Tesla is testing self-driving ride-hailing with employees in the Bay Area, working with California regulators to launch publicly, aligning with their 2025 guidance for a ride-hailing network in Texas or California.

Future Technology and Value Proposition

  1. πŸ€– Tesla's three-year focus on self-driving technology, including Hardware 3, software, and robotics, is expected to yield results in 2024-2025, with the potential to unlock significant value as people "buy back their time" at $25-35,000 per vehicle.

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Clips

  • 00:00 πŸš€ Tesla's third quarter earnings surged by 20%, signaling a significant turnaround amidst previous doubts.
    • 00:40 πŸš€ Tesla's sales and profitability surged in Q3, driven by the successful launch of the Cybertruck, which is now the top-selling and profitable EV truck globally.
      • Tesla's sales and profitability have improved in the third quarter, defying previous concerns, partly due to the launch of the Cybertruck.
      • Tesla's electric truck is not a niche product, selling around 2,000 units weekly and becoming the most popular EV truck globally while also being profitable, unlike competitors.
    • 02:19 πŸš€ Tesla is set to significantly increase truck sales and profits in 2025, alongside the release of new, cheaper models, defying previous expectations for electric vehicle performance.
      • 03:14 πŸš— Tesla aims to deliver self-driving technology this year while testing ride-hailing services with plans for a revenue-generating network by 2025.
        • Tesla must deliver on self-driving technology this year, addressing customer concerns about the capabilities of Hardware 3 in their vehicles.
        • Tesla is testing self-driving ride-hailing with employees in the Bay Area and plans to launch a revenue-generating network in Texas or California by 2025.
      • 04:33 πŸš— Tesla's latest AI advancements suggest they will achieve self-driving capabilities safer than humans by mid-2025, marking a significant shift in their milestone reliability.
        • 05:11 πŸš— Tesla is set to monetize its driverless car fleet with free upgrades for existing vehicles, potentially transforming its financial outlook and the used car market.
          • Tesla is on track to monetize its fleet of affordable driverless cars, which could significantly impact its financial outlook and investor perception next year.
          • Tesla will provide free hardware upgrades for existing Hardware 3 vehicles, enabling them to operate as unsupervised Robo taxis, potentially impacting used car prices significantly.
        • 06:50 πŸš— Time is the most valuable currency, and Tesla's unsupervised self-driving feature allows users to reclaim it by enabling their cars to drive themselves while they engage in other activities.
          • 07:57 ⚑ Tesla's shift to mass production and investment in self-driving tech positions it for a potential $70 billion annual revenue and a $2 trillion market valuation, all while maintaining strong cash reserves and low debt.
            • Tesla's potential to generate $70 billion annually from a fleet of 20 million cars, combined with high profit margins from energy services, could lead to a market valuation of around $2 trillion.
            • Tesla has successfully transitioned from a niche electric vehicle maker to a mass market producer by investing heavily in self-driving technology and infrastructure over the past three years.
            • Despite negative media portrayals, Tesla has significantly increased its cash reserves to $33 billion, maintained near-zero debt, and is reinvesting in AI and self-driving technology.
            • The speaker invites viewers to share their opinions and disagreements in the comments.Β 

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          Duration: 0:11:23

          Publication Date: 2024-10-24T20:16:12Z

          WatchUrl: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kxQQ8ipiec

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