Decided to record this launch with an old camcorder of mine for this very reason, footage makes it feel more raw and honestly memorable to me, despite the lower quality
I’ve got this feeling in my chest.
People are not ready for Thursday.
I’ve owned Tesla through all the years people said, “It’s just a car company.”
10+ years…
And this is the moment I’ve been waiting for.
The FIRST mass-produced Tesla with no steering wheel.
No pedals.
A vehicle designed from day one so a human NEVER has to drive it.
I was one of the select few invited to Austin for Tesla’s first Robotaxi launch on June 22, 2025.
Now, a little over a year later, I’m heading back for the official Cybercab launch on September 3, 2026.
This week.
And this isn’t some concept Tesla hopes to build one day anymore.
Tesla has already put the production capacity in writing.
Over 125,000 Cybercabs per year.
Elon has said you’ll eventually be able to buy one for around $30,000.
And over time, the goal is for it to operate at roughly $0.20 per mile.
Bro… think about what that means.
A mass-produced autonomous vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals, built at scale, at a price regular people and businesses can actually afford.
If you’ve been following Tesla for years, you know why this feels different.
The meaning of transportation is about to be rewritten.
Thursday can’t come fast enough.
La suerte de haber podido disfrutar de dos eclipses en un mismo mes, sola en la montaña, cámara en mano ✨️ Nada más que decir, ojalá disfrutéis tanto de verlas como yo lo hice de tomarlas 📷 sin duda, una de las mayores experiencias fotográficas de mi vida☀️🌘🌕
Falcon Heavy launches @NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope from pad 39A in Florida, beginning its more than three-month journey to its destination where it will generate never-before-seen photos of the universe
Ayer durante el evento de condecoración de los astronautas de Artemis II pudieron verse maquetas del New Glenn y Starship junto a la nave Orion.
#ArtemisII@SpaceX@blueorigin