.@JohnWil88712199 Hello there! 🇺🇸 I came across your account and appreciate what you stand for. I enjoy connecting with people who share an interest in America’s future. If this is your genuine profile, feel free to follow me. ❤️
❓If Donald Trump 🇺🇸 and Elon Musk 🚀 unexpectedly showed up at your front door, what would your reaction be?
🅰️ Welcome them! 🤝
🅱️ Be shocked! 😲
🅲️ Take a selfie! 📸
🅳️ Close the door! 🚪
How can you not be excited about what @Tesla is doing building the future?
From the 2024 We Robot! event formally announcing the pivot to physical AI, to launching the @robotaxi service in 2025, the Cybercab Launch Event on 3 September 2026 & the anticipated upcoming Optimus & Roadster Launch events … to me, the future seems very bright & closer than ever!
There will be a day when Tesla sells me this car, and when that day comes, I’m going to own one of the largest fleet of Tesla Robotaxis in the U.S.
People think I'm joking.
My fleet of Cybercabs will be put to work on the Robotaxi network, and document everything along the way... the cost, the revenue, the expenses, the downtime, and the actual $ profit all on 𝕏.
Then I want to prove something that sounds crazy to a lot of people today - one person can build a Robotaxi fleet that generates $1M a year.
That’s what makes this bigger than just a car to me.
If Tesla can make autonomous vehicles productive assets that work while their owners sleep, travel, spend time with family, or build other businesses, it will completely change what vehicle ownership and investing mean.
Most people will probably wait until the business model is obvious.
For me, I want to be there early enough to prove it works.
One day I’m going to look back at this post with a fleet of Cybercabs running and say... I told you exactly what I was going to do.
Give me the green light Elon!
🚨 The Robotaxi race just got a lot more interesting! 👀
Nevada approved Tesla for up to 5,000 autonomous vehicles, a huge jump from its previous 10-car interim limit. Tesla says it’d be “extremely happy” to have around 2,500 running within a year.
Over in Austin, Tesla says public Cybercab rides are “imminent.” And Waymo isn’t standing still either! Its latest self-driving hardware reportedly costs around $20K.
Feels like the question is changing from “Who gets permission?” to “Who can actually scale fastest?”
$TSLA