Elon Musk appeared in a Tesla all-hands meeting late Thursday on X, offering words of encouragement and a vision of a bright future for the most American-made car manufacturer—despite repeated domestic terrorism attacks by leftists aligned with the imploding Democratic Party, which have made it their clear mission to crash the stock. With Tesla shares down about 42% year-to-date, Musk told employees, “Hang on to your stock.”
Here are the highlights from Musk’s Q1 2025 Tesla All-Hands Meeting (list courtesy of X user Cern Basher):
- Have produced over 7 million vehicles globally
- Will surpass 10 million next year.
- At times there are rocky times, a little bit of stormy weather
- But the future is bright
- Tesla remains the company of choice for people to work for
- Lots of opportunity for upward mobility
- Tesla’s work related injury rate has declined over time
- Where does AI and robots fit into the sustainability picture?
- It’s about sustainable abundance for al
- Model Y became the best-selling vehicle on earth for two years in a row and will be again this year.
- Cybertruck became the best selling electric pick-up truck, instantly.
- On track to complete the Semi factory – will make millions of the Tesla Semi – will also have the ability to go autonomous down the road.
- Five years from now, autonomous Teslas will be everywhere – regulatory globally.
- The Megapack and Powerwall team is knocking it out of the park
- Cell manufacturing – we’re making the most efficient cell in the world – lowest cost per kWh
- Cortex 1 – used for AI training. Over 50,000 active GPUs – soon to be 100,000 GPUs – making it top five in the world
- Tesla self-driving will be 10x better than human drivers
- Optimus is going into production this year – the new 22 DOF hand is now in production
- Tesla is the leader in real-world AI – what we learned from the cars we transferred to the bot
- Optimus will be the biggest product of all time by far – nothing will be even close – I think it will be 10x bigger than any other product ever made […]
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