“We’re working on the next-gen platform that will cost half as much to build.”
Musk announced Tesla’s next-generation vehicle architecture—often called “Model 2”—aimed to halve production costs. It uses modular manufacturing and large castings for high-volume, low-cost models. Factory preparations are underway but delayed. Musk claims production will begin in 2026. Analysts say success here defines Tesla’s ability to compete with cheaper EVs from China.
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52.6% · Medium confidence
“By the end of next year, there will be over a million fully self-driving Teslas.”
20% · Low confidence
“We will send humans to Mars by 2024.”
53.8% · Medium confidence
“Eventually, we’ll launch more than 24 Starships in 24 hours.”
36.7% · Low confidence
“We are confident that a $25,000 Tesla will be a reality.”
27.6% · Low confidence
“All Teslas will achieve full self-driving capability by 2020.”
45.5% · Medium confidence
“Optimus will be worth more than the car business, more than FSD.”
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70.1% community trust · 268 votes
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80.1% community trust · 271 votes
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26.9% community trust · 4465 votes