New Tesla Feature: Unlocking Charge Cable with Door Handle 

Tesla just hit a major milestone with 8 million cars produced, hot on the heels of their 7 millionth just eight months prior. Considering the production pauses for Model Y upgrades, this seems like an incredible feat. Is this a sign of unstoppable growth, or are we seeing the peak before a potential slowdown?

This impressive production rate comes amidst news of a potential truce between Elon Musk and Donald Trump, with a scheduled call between the two. Could this reconciliation signal a shift in Tesla's political landscape and future strategies? What impact might a more amicable relationship have on Tesla’s government contracts and overall standing?

Meanwhile, Tesla continues to innovate with new features, like the remote charge cable release for Model 3/Y and improvements to heated steering wheels. While these are convenient additions, are they enough to justify Goldman Sachs’ reduced price target of $285? Are these smaller updates distracting from the larger questions surrounding FSD and the elusive Cybertruck release?

The recent news cycle paints a complex picture for Tesla. What are your thoughts on the company's trajectory? Are they on the path to continued dominance, or are there storm clouds on the horizon?