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  1. charliemagpie

    It is false to say Tesla is losing money on Supercharging. Tesla said Supercharging Business Is Profitable.

    I started with the presumption that Elon Musk likes each new business initiative to be self funding ASAP. Using some snippets of info over the years, a supercharger costs Tesla about $50,000. Over the last 12 Months, Tesla installed 12400 new Superchargers. Total cost $620 Million. Say we had...
  2. charliemagpie

    Cybertruck crashes into a ditch and here's the result

    Sandy Munro could have just waited a tad, and he would get a truck already torn down, lol
  3. charliemagpie

    With everything that's happened, was Drew Baglino escaping. Now Tom Zhu back to China.

    I reckon they have been through fires before, I can't see why they would go weak at the knees now. BTW, the angle of reporting has been along the lines of 'TESLA PIVOTING', that may be true, and to me is the negative narrative of the story. Perhaps the more accurate headline could read...
  4. charliemagpie

    Report: Tesla lays off entire Supercharger team! [Update: Elon Musk says supercharger growth will continue]

    I suspect this has been on the cards for a lot longer than we think. Over the last 6 months, (AU)I have been checking the Supercharger map for updates. The map should be updated every 3 months. From a usual over a dozen planned new locations to just 3 today.
  5. charliemagpie

    Report: Tesla lays off entire Supercharger team! [Update: Elon Musk says supercharger growth will continue]

    The supercharger network had been growing at 30%-33%, last qrt dropped to 27%. Tesla has reached growth of around 1300 locations per year. Maybe a number the company is satisfied with to support the Robotaxi rollout for now. Tesla has delayed mass production of consumer 'Model' 2...
  6. charliemagpie

    Tesla Makes Deal With China For FSD

    All correct. One plays on the mood of short-term price, and the other long-term prospects. But is it accurate to say, for example, 'he took his hands off the wheel ?' Not many CEO's, nor boards, who are after all representing shareholders, able to turn on a dime. Tesla had plans for...
  7. charliemagpie

    Tesla Makes Deal With China For FSD

    Another positive for Tesla, and share price market boost, it's a biggie, but if the past is anything to go on, short-lived. But maybe the past is over, lol. It could stick and rise steadily. Good things are ahead within the market's reach. I expect the Q2 results to please, but adding to...
  8. charliemagpie

    Sadly the FUD is winning.

    If they didn't know 'us', they wouldn't hate us. As the CT becomes more prominent, so will the hater's reaction. Fait accompli
  9. charliemagpie

    1000+ Cybertrucks were produced in a single week in April (per Q1 2024 earnings report)

    The installed max capacity is over 125,000 Can't recall his numbers exactly, Elon said a while back Tesla might produce up to 120,000 .. Likely less, 80,000? this year. Whatever the number was, either end of the range is highish, he would have IMO, considered a slow start. Drawing a long...
  10. charliemagpie

    Kid dropped iPad down tonneau cover slit.

    My son used to open the desktop dvd and load biscuits. Whatever happens to the Tonneau, the memory is worth the fix.
  11. charliemagpie

    What are teenagers problems with Cybertruck?

    Civil War. Two belief systems clash in one society. They are behind the times, 100 years ago, some horse owners would have been giving them the finger.
  12. charliemagpie

    A review from a Cybertruck/Tesla hater!

    Thanks for that. But just someone's opinion.
  13. charliemagpie

    1800 jobs cut today @ Gigafactory rumored there will be a 2nd wave in the next few days.

    Yea, back in my IT days, I received the request to identify and cut staff. That's how it worked. Luckily I was able to hold onto my team.
  14. charliemagpie

    340 Cybertrucks spotted at Giga Texas today 4/15/24

    Yeppo accelerator. First, it was the first-hand reports advising of delivery delay, next it was numbers banking up at distribution centres, and now it's overflowed at Austin. Possibly production has slowed. I don't see why, plenty of room to hold a weeks worth, surely it's worth more to keep...
  15. charliemagpie

    So something is wrong in Austin ... CyberTruck backlog

    Sorry you got plastered Frank, don't drink so much :LOL: You were right, there was an issue, clearly causing a delay, but from what I could tell, it looked mainly business as usual. I watch all the flyovers, Saturdays Flyovers the place is flooded with CT's.. by Monday's Flyover the place is...
  16. charliemagpie

    FSD (Supervised) is now $99/month

    We don't yet see the value of owning FSD outright. I anticipate rental prices dropping even more to capture the maximum TAM, possibly reaching as low(total guess) as $20 per month with a projected uptake of >95%. Safety is a Tesla core objective. Conversely, purchasing outright will likely...
  17. charliemagpie

    So something is wrong in Austin ... CyberTruck backlog

    Legacy selling at lower prices = More loss per vehicle There is no joy in it, but as new ICE sales slow, will profits from selling spare parts to the diminishing second-hand ICE market be enough to sustain this subsidy?
  18. charliemagpie

    So something is wrong in Austin ... CyberTruck backlog

    CT production restarts Monday morning and volume increases daily till Fri/Sat. By Friday, final processing has fallen behind, and the increasing balance of CT's we see flooding the area is mostly cleared out on Sunday. Not all vehicles go by train, the remnants we see on a Monday morning may...


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