New Tesla Feature: Unlocking Charge Cable with Door Handle
Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2025 6:25 pm
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?
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?