The fleet tripled after June. Vegas approved 10 of 5,000. $TSLA still has $0 Cybercab network revenue — scaling is gated on FSD v15, not another lot photo. https://t.co/lNYoyO8iCg
Stop doomscrolling the AI-kills-everyone takes. The actual plot is already walking.
Calacanis says the latest Optimus would win half the demos and Elon isn't posting it. The same world model that took the driver out of the car is what a humanoid needs to leave the lab. China is already marching bots out of factories. TSLA's robot timeline is not a 2035 slide. It's a product cycle.
via @farzad_fm
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The AI boom has a split personality and almost nobody wants to say the quiet part.
Builders get an explosion of leverage. The cohort trained to memorize inside a box watches white-collar work get automated and decides the machine stole the future. Farzad's clock is 2028. If abundance doesn't show up in paychecks by then, the backlash isn't a tweet. It's an election.
via @farzad_fm
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Stop doomscrolling the AI-kills-everyone takes. The actual plot is already walking.
Calacanis says the latest Optimus would win half the demos and Elon isn't posting it. The same world model that took the driver out of the car is what a humanoid needs to leave the lab. China is already marching bots out of factories. TSLA's robot timeline is not a 2035 slide. It's a product cycle.
via @farzad_fm
https://t.co/V3rJVbeaC5
As of Sep 29, Tesla had locked $30B in credit facilities for AI and robotics. @adamjonasMS calls that expansion fuel; @markspiegel calls it a tell. If capital tightens, who gets squeezed first, SPCX or TSLA? via @TipRanks
TSLA closed $370.59 after a $359.41–$374.6 range. @munster's autonomy bull case vs @DavidTrainer's cash-flow bear case: a possible shortfall if spend stays above operating cash flow. Credit lines buy time. They don't buy margins.
Everyone's asking why Tesla needs another $30 billion. Wrong question. What do you build when the war chest is already that big and robotaxi is about to hit three more states?
Retail is down to ~15% of the float from over 50%, the SEC just cleared a set-it-and-forget-it retail voting tool, and Elon just put Florida, Nevada, and California on the map. TSLA doesn't stack cash like this to defend a car multiple.
via @herbertong
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The AI boom doesn't lift America evenly. It sorts it.
Builders get a frictionless explosion of leverage. Everyone else got a school system that trained them to memorize inside a box and a dopamine machine in their pocket. Farzad's warning is the one this timeline keeps skipping: when white-collar ego meets the machine stole my job, the backlash isn't a think piece. It's a voting bloc. Next two years tell you if the upside shows up before 2028 politics hardens.
via @farzad_fm
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Superchargers delivered 2.4 TWh in Q3, up 29%, across ~69 million sessions. Robotaxi was 7.0 GWh - 0.3% of that. The network is a real TSLA business; autonomy throughput is still a pilot. via @herbertong
The AI boom doesn't lift America evenly. It sorts it.
Builders get a frictionless explosion of leverage. Everyone else got a school system that trained them to memorize inside a box and a dopamine machine in their pocket. Farzad's warning is the one this timeline keeps skipping: when white-collar ego meets the machine stole my job, the backlash isn't a think piece. It's a voting bloc. Next two years tell you if the upside shows up before 2028 politics hardens.
via @farzad_fm
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The next TSLA tells aren't the $359.79-$353.8 range. They're Q3 deliveries and an Oct. 15 Roadster reveal. @garyblack00 argues FSD can pay for the spend. @DanLevy still sees margin risk. Is the $30B stack a SPCX-style capital bet? via @YahooFinance
As of Sep 29, TSLA lined up $30B in credit facilities for AI, robotics, and vehicles while free cash flow stays pressured. It closed today at $354.11, near the $353.8 low. Bulls like @munster see runway. Bears like @markspiegel see the bill. via @TipRanks
Starlink just got its first V3s on orbit and the profit math is the part nobody wants to sit with.
One half-loaded Starship, 26 satellites, and the claim is ~3% more network capacity and roughly a quarter-billion a year in operating profit from that single drop. Specs aren't the variable anymore. Cadence is. If Starship actually hits weekly next year, comparing Starlink to NVIDIA and Apple stops sounding like fan fiction.
via @SolvingTheMoneyProblem
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FSD Supervised is now approved in 8 EU countries, via @Tesla. Not unsupervised, not robotaxi — but Europe just opened another paid-software door. If TSLA can convert that into attach rates, this is the quiet TAM expand most people will miss.
Elon sat down with Chinese state TV and casually dropped the Cybercab map: Florida, Nevada, then California by mid-2027. He said commercially. That means no steering wheel, paying customers, in the app — and Western media ran the Xi clip instead.
Texas just jumped 69 → 126 registered Cybercabs in a few days. You don't title that many cars with nowhere to go. First paid ride outside Austin is the real TSLA catalyst, not Friday's delivery print.
via @herbertong
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Made with Claude Opus 5.5.
The fearmongering about AI always makes us forget that NOTHING WENT FOOM, as was always predicted.
Send this to your doomer friend who has a very high P(Doom).
Accelerate.
ELON MUSK COULDN'T LEAVE THIS CLIP ALONE. AND I ABSOLUTELY GET IT.
He reposted it, shared the video again in a quote post with "Wow," and replied to the original twice: "Banger next-level" and "Epic."
I've already watched the whole thing about ten times.
This is one of the best AI videos I have ever seen.
The song and the visuals feel inseparable. The kinetic typography is what pulls them together. The lyrics are woven into screens, dashboards, road signs, and interfaces throughout the video.
I kept scanning each shot to see where the next line would turn up, and finding it became part of the fun.
@anabology gave Opus 5.5 @donaldjewkes's prompt, Midjourney, and a moodboard. Twelve hours later, this was waiting.
It made me want to open @Picsart and create something that hits just as hard.
The song keeps swinging between "we're so back" and "it's so over." Somehow, this video makes both feel true.
As of Sept 2026 Tesla cites 1M+ unsupervised robotaxi miles and Cybercabs in Austin. TSLA bulls (@munster, @adamjonasMS) treat that as the product. Bears (@RossGerber, @DanLevy) want certification, not miles. Credit was the 8-K. Autonomy is the fight.
TSLA closed $354.81 after tagging $345.88 then the $355.22 high. Fresh $30B senior unsecured facilities (Sept 29) split the Street: @DivesTech sees growth capital, @Cordoba_trader sees a cash-flow tell. Liquidity flex or a warning? via @TipRanks
FSD Supervised is now approved in 8 EU countries, Tesla confirmed via @Tesla after the Croatia rollout. Quiet regulatory win for TSLA. The question: how fast does Europe turn approvals into paid FSD miles?
NHTSA's own administrator just said asking regulators for permission is a bad business model. Tesla already shipped that memo. Cybercab isn't waiting for a hall pass from Washington.
They're taking a scalpel to five FMVSS that still assume a steering wheel and a human. If your TSLA model still prices a federal kill-switch on robotaxi, the model is the outdated part.
via @CernBasher
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