Tesla Model 2: Everything You Need to Know About $24,56K Affordable Car. REDWOOD PROJECT

Tesla Model 2: Everything You Need to Know About $24,56K Affordable Car. REDWOOD PROJECT
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Intro 00:00
1. When Will the Affordable Tesla Model 2 Hit Production Lines? 01:02
2. How will Tesla drive down costs for the affordable Model 2? 04:31
3. What form will the budget-friendly Model 2 take? 08:27
4. How Can Tesla Fend Off Affordable EV Rivals? 10:02
Outro 13:05
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Tesla Model 2: Everything You Need to Know About $24,56K Affordable Car. REDWOOD PROJECT
With a projected price tag of around $24,560, Model 2 Redwood promises to usher in a new era of bringing EVs closer to the mass market. Over the past few weeks, rumors about the Model 2 have spread like wildfire, with reports ranging from factories slated to produce the car to Tesla's top battery supplier confirming a new cell chemistry potentially powering this model. Simultaneously, Tesla faces intense competition from Chinese automakers roaring onto the scene with their own affordable EV offerings.
Tesla Model 2: Everything You Need to Know About $24,56K Affordable Car. REDWOOD PROJECT
So how exactly is the Model 2 being manufactured? What battery tech and performance can we expect from its powertrain? What will the final design entail? And most crucially, why does Tesla need such an aggressively priced combatant in its lineup? We'll unpack everything you need to know about the Tesla Model 2 in today's video.
Tesla Model 2: Everything You Need to Know About $24,56K Affordable Car. REDWOOD PROJECT
When Will the Affordable Tesla Model 2 Hit Production Lines?
Tesla's Gigafactories in Texas, Berlin, and Mexico are expected to manufacture the Model 2. Last fall, Paul Fosse cited four reasons why producing the Model 2 in Texas made sense: Tesla has a wealth of technical talent in Austin that would be difficult to relocate to Mexico; Tesla has encountered no issues obtaining permits in Austin, and construction there has progressed rapidly; Tesla already has critical infrastructure in place in Austin and could test production in an existing building; and the company could quickly erect a "tent" structure if more space is needed, as it did previously in Fremont.

[@JosuaJenings]

Tesla's approach to simplifying the manufacturing process is genius. Efficiency at its finest!

[@RebeccaB.Victor]

The possibility of the Model 2 using BYD’s Blade batteries is intriguing. Safety and efficiency are top priorities! 🛡🔋

[@nilsafp65]

Adam, your analysis of the competitive landscape for affordable EVs is spot on. Tesla needs to stay ahead! 🚗

[@Dulciedong]

Tesla’s new manufacturing process sounds revolutionary. They’re always pushing the boundaries!

[@lillieelio]

The idea of using the 4680 cells in the Model 2 is brilliant. Tesla keeps innovating!

[@KianaHall-ju6kp]

Producing the Model 2 in Texas makes a lot of sense. Tesla has a strong foundation there.

[@josephnicole95]

Tesla Model 2 as a mini Model Y? This could really push EV adoption to the next level.

[@adamtech999]

True! Do you think Model 2 will have the same technology as Model Y, just smaller size?

[@GabrielleVidra]

The new production process for the Model 2 sounds revolutionary. Tesla always finds ways to innovate!

[@BrianneSchach]

Adam, your videos always provide great insights. Thanks for keeping us informed!

[@adamtech999]

Glad you like it

[@KauaAzevo]

The new production process for the Model 2 sounds revolutionary. Tesla always finds ways to innovate! 🏭🚗

[@ducksteinmikaia]

The potential for the Model 2 to be produced in multiple gigafactories is exciting. More production means quicker rollout!

[@PaulineZobbo]

The new battery technology for the Model 2 sounds promising. Looking forward to seeing it in action!

[@doeugene92]

Adam, your videos are always so informative. Keep up the great work!

[@adamtech999]

Okay, stay tuned!

[@LamarogJohnson-xc3lr]

Adam, your breakdown of the Model 2’s features is excellent. Keep up the great work!

[@adamtech999]

Thank you!

[@CaitlinStretch]

Adam, your analysis of the Model 2’s potential impact is insightful. Thanks for sharing!

[@adamtech999]

Glad you enjoy it

[@MuireFaiqah]

The idea of a $24,560 Tesla is incredible. It could really push more people to switch to EVs!

[@BrittanyShreya]

Adam, your videos are always so informative. Thanks for the detailed analysis on the Model 2! 👍

[@adamtech999]

Glad you like it! What topic do you like us to delve into in the next video?

[@cruelladau]

The $24,560 price point is a real game-changer. It makes going electric much more accessible!

[@johnvictoria07]

Can’t wait to see it in action!👏

[@adamtech999]

Me too!

[@GarreCosta]

The Model 2 could be a great option for families looking to switch to electric vehicles. Affordable and efficient!

[@MitcellWate]

Tesla’s focus on reducing manufacturing costs is impressive. It will help keep the Model 2 affordable!

[@belleyedda]

Im beyond excited to see the Model 2 hit the roads with its sleek design, powerful motor, and groundbreaking battery technology. This video has me counting down the days until I can experience it firsthand!

[@adamtech999]

We're happy that you find our video useful :) When would you expect Tesla to finally launch this model?

[@puneettazanna]

I’m excited about the Model 2. Affordable EVs are what we need for widespread adoption.

[@tonkeyanna]

Thanks!!!

[@adamtech999]

No problem!

[@MilcahBridget]

Adam, deine Analyse zum Model 2 ist großartig. 👍

[@adamtech999]

Schön, dass es dir gefällt

[@RowanRoper]

The new battery tech and production processes for the Model 2 are exciting. Tesla is leading the way!

[@LorrieCoopero]

If the Model 2 includes FSD capability, it will be a huge selling point. Tesla’s self-driving tech is the future!

[@luutristany]

The idea of a $24,560 Tesla is incredible. It could really push more people to switch to EVs! 🚗🔋

[@KellyJenkins-jd1hg]

The integration of next-gen drivetrain and battery tech in the Model 2 is crucial. Tesla is on the right track!

[@66ebutu]

I am buying one this time.

[@adamtech999]

Great choice man!

[@RickyD1968]

Looks Awesome !!!

[@adamtech999]

It is!

[@BaldwinRonald-qs7ww]

The Model 2’s potential to compete with Chinese EVs is exciting. Competition will drive innovation!

[@louisamakala]

Definitely! A compact, affordable Tesla with those features would be a massive boost for EV popularity.

[@adamtech999]

Same thought! Would you like to own one when it's launched?

[@ErvNoel-be3xd]

If the Model 2 can achieve a 250-mile range, it’s going to be a huge win for Tesla. Range is key!

[@adamtech999]

You're right!

[@user-sf2jm8fd1f]

Gonna grab

[@adamtech999]

What special features did you grab it for?

[@CarmaTankin-nw3qc]

The potential use of CATL’s new Shenxing cells is a smart move. Fast charging is a huge advantage!

[@adamtech999]

Hope they can make it:)

[@anthonysean62]

Die neue Batterietechnologie von CATL klingt revolutionär. In 10 Minuten aufladen? Wahnsinn!

[@adamtech999]

Künftig wird es noch schnelleres Laden geben

[@hildatiet]

The new battery tech from CATL sounds promising. Fast charging in 10 minutes is incredible!

[@adamtech999]

As battery technology continues to evolve, we can expect to see further improvements in efficiency, performance, and charging speeds. Wait and see:)

[@GemmaCuningham]

I’m interested to see how the Model 2’s performance compares to its competitors. Range and efficiency are key!

[@adamtech999]

Of course. Count me in

[@billshackelford3426]

When they get 1000 miles to the charge i might consider buying one. Still love the gas cars.

[@adamtech999]

1,000 miles is still impossible for EVs. One of the longest-range EVs made in the US, the Lucid Air, only reaches 516 miles. Some Chinese cars achieve about 1,000 km (621 miles) in range. But do you really need that much? Just curious.

[@matildaoya]

I love the idea of a $24,560 Tesla. It makes going electric more accessible for everyone. Great job, Tesla! 🌟

[@adamtech999]

Same here!

[@WillyNiland692]

The potential for the Model 2 to have a 250-300 mile range is impressive. Range anxiety no more!

[@adamtech999]

Yup, for a car at that price, has a 300 miles range is very good

[@AgnesM.Numbers]

Der neue Produktionsprozess für das Model 2 klingt revolutionär. Tesla findet immer Wege, um zu innovieren! 🏭🚗

[@adamtech999]

Elon für den Sieg

[@LeviDruro]

Tesla's continuous innovation is what sets them apart. The Model 2 is just another example of that!

[@adamtech999]

Sure thing!

[@lewwmz]

The idea of a Tesla Model 2 for $24,560 is simply brilliant. This could make EVs mainstream!

[@adamtech999]

Yeah, say goodbye to whooping price for EV. When it's released to the market, do you considered getting it?

[@elysiamartin02]

Crikey, a Tesla Model 2 for $24,560? That’s an absolute game-changer!

[@adamtech999]

Elon for the win!

[@Baservis]

The Model 2’s potential to compete with Chinese EVs is exciting. Competition will drive innovation! 🌍🚗

[@adamtech999]

Fingers crossed!

[@Phelia.Yuranovev]

Die Möglichkeit, dass das Model 2 die Blade-Batterien von BYD verwendet, ist interessant. Sicherheit und Effizienz sind oberste Prioritäten! 🛡🔋

[@adamtech999]

Das ist Tesla, von dem wir wissen

[@BellaBinise]

The Model 2’s $24,560 price point is very compelling. It could really disrupt the EV market!

[@user-rh5qv5xv7b]

Change in engine chasis and decrease in automatic feature and use more effeint motor important for this car but price is good but need more decrease in price

[@adamtech999]

Price is based on Tesla and market conditions, but of course, lowering the price can lead to a decrease in the build quality and features of the car.

[@jaslenetran43]

A $24,560 price point would be top tier impressive.

[@adamtech999]

With that impressive price, would you like to buy Model 2 when it's launched?

[@delizinkd]

I’m curious to see how the Model 2 will compete with Chinese EVs. The market is getting tough!

[@adamtech999]

To compete effectively, Tesla will need to focus on factors like pricing, range, performance, and brand reputation. Leveraging its global brand recognition, technological expertise, and expanding infrastructure, Tesla has the potential to carve out a significant market share for the Model 2. That is what I think

[@Rk3tSk8s-ut4yo]

Coming to you from the makers of the Cybertruck..

[@adamtech999]

There're many rumors about Model 2 being based on Cybertruck, let's wait and see ^^ Is there any feature on Cybertruck that you want it to also appear on Model 2?

[@luux8jc]

Das Tesla Model 2 für 24.560 Dollar klingt zu gut, um wahr zu sein! 🌟

[@adamtech999]

Aber es ist die Wahrheit, und wir werden gemeinsam darauf warten

[@franciscoo.8656]

1:11 he is not talking about a model 2, here he is talking about the cyber truck.

[@adamtech999]

I suggest you rewatch the old video of Sandy Munro carefully. He and Elon indeed talk about the new affordable model.

[@hammerdon1962]

4) sodium ion

[@adamtech999]

Good choice! What’a the main reason?

[@hammerdon1962]

@@adamtech999 no rare earth metals and no coolant system

[@xterribas-sala]

For Europe, the better points wil be the smaller size and an affordable price.

[@adamtech999]

Then Tesla got to be redesign Model 2 a little bit. But considering the fact that they got a whole gigafactory in Berllin to make car for Europe market, I think this is easy to be done.

[@PeteLau-hj2yh]

I also hope it will have FSD and AWD, that is advantage of Tesla to win others. FSD made me from 4Runner to MYLR, and I paid full price to buy FSD

[@adamtech999]

That’s a great choice of you! Can you please share more about your experience with FSD? How does it make MY LR better than 4Runner to you?

[@PeteLau-hj2yh]

@@adamtech999 4Runner is good, I had it for 7.5 years, about a month ago, my wife and I walked in a Tesla dealership by appointment as we see more and more Tesla on road. We did first Test drive, it was kind of difficult, as it was my first time in EV. Forgot how to use FSD, back to dealership, handed back key card. A young guy asked how did you feel. ,( not the one gave us key). I told him that I didn't try FSD, which was why we here. He told me that having another try, and walked with us to car to tell us how. We did second test drive, and used FSD to drive back. It was amazing. My wife and I both know this car is future, so, we went back, to that guy gives us key, told him that we want to buy one. We decided have same color with 4RUNNER (white), I loaded app to my cell phone, complete purchasing, and we also selected purchasing FSD packages with full price. When we back to home, we realized that we forgot talking about trade in. LOL, we have picked MYLR a week ago, drove 102 KM back to home from dealership. Because busy on work, we just tried FSD after celebrating cameras yesterday. It was great and I will just sell that 4RUNNER wherever people will take. (Maybe $5,000 below market value)

[@PeteLau-hj2yh]

@@adamtech999 A month ago, we walked in a Tesla dealership, made first EV test drive in our life. Forgot what sales told us how to use FSD. Backed to dealership, waiting in line to hand over key

[@PeteLau-hj2yh]

@@adamtech999 Another young man asked us how did you feel, I told him about didn't try FSD, he told us have another try, and how to turn on FSD We did second test drive with FSD, we knew this is the future. So, immediately downloaded app, competed purchasing with FSD packages with full price

[@PeteLau-hj2yh]

@@adamtech999 A week ago, we picked MYLR and drove 102kM to home from dealership, ketp it in garage until yesterday because I was busy on work.

[@EdRicardoCharles]

3.

[@adamtech999]

Love it! Can you share the reason why you chose it?

[@dallas69]

CATL M3P today is the best M2 choice But Adding a little space in the M2 EvBattery area will allow future EvBattery options Future Tesla M2 online Order EvBattery Type: 1. BYD 2. CATL 3. Tesla NMC 4. E-Cap a Room Temperature Super Conductive Cap Storage or liquid N or liquid CO2 cooled E-Cap EvBattery extra area A little extra EvBattery space designed into M2 Customers Chose at the time of online order of the EvBattery they want So On my M2 online order I would chose #4 option

[@dallas69]

Tesla M2 production costs. Today customer order a large or small EvBattery but By going one step farther and allowing customers a choice in EvBattery type allows Tesla to set a better lower fixed M2 price

[@adamtech999]

Thanks for your sharing, so detailed :)

[@ronniemullis8717]

For the people complaining about the range of an EV. EV’s don’t have the technology yet for extremely long range, but they are perfect for a daily around town car providing you can charge at home. I’ve never heard anyone say they drive 250 miles a day around town.

[@adamtech999]

True! Choosing EV vehicle or ICE vehicle is based on customer's needs. What about you? EV or ICE will be your choice?

[@mohammadwasilliterate8037]

*Well Tesla makes a 600km range model, thats pretty good for most people, even cops can use them for daily duty!*

[@stewarts2507]

Graphene manufacturing groups graphene aluminum battery is proven battery that Tesla, best start using. Very affordable battery to make. Fast charge and discharge rates with no degradation.

[@adamtech999]

Thanks for your sharing! I had been searching and I saw that there're lots of rumors long ago about this graphene aluminum battery being used on Tesla models, but then people seemed to forget about it. We'll analyze more about this battery, thanks again for your insightful comment ^^

[@christinamosheyev]

It’s going to be more like mini cybertruck.

[@adamtech999]

You got a point! There's many guessing that Model 2 is based on Model Y and Cybertruck. With a design looking like mini cybertruck, do you think Model 2's tech also follow Cybertruck?

[@EdithRuiz-oi9eu]

Ich bin etwas skeptisch, ob das Model 2 wirklich die versprochenen Leistungen erbringt.

[@adamtech999]

Ich verstehe Ihre Skepsis. Tesla hat jedoch in der Vergangenheit gezeigt, dass sie in der Lage sind, innovative und leistungsfähige Fahrzeuge zu liefern. Lassen Sie uns abwarten und sehen, ob das Model 2 den Erwartungen gerecht wird.

[@TheTigercx]

3

[@alvinlinda34]

The Model 2’s potential to compete with Chinese EVs is exciting.

[@adamtech999]

I'm also feeling the heat ^^

[@nicholashills6972]

2, Blade battery

[@adamtech999]

Great choice! Can I know the reason?

[@nicholashills6972]

@@adamtech999 safety first, and the speed of charging would be fine for me.

[@dereks-uu1sv]

3 ❤

[@adamtech999]

Good choice! What is the main reason for you to choose it?

[@alexlo7708]

The longer this project won't finish and launch, the less possibility the car ill meat such economical price. Why? Because inflation currently goes so high after US gov addicts to print money in no limited regularly.

[@adamtech999]

Inflation and economic factors definitely impact pricing, and it's a challenge for all industries. Let's hope for timely advancements and strategies that help keep EVs affordable.

[@adamtech999]

Is there anything else you want to discuss more?

[@matthewdobbs6088]

LFP battery

[@adamtech999]

Is it because current models are using it well?

[@lejaneatonal]

The Tesla Model 2 for $24.56K could be a game-changer for our community. Affordable EVs are finally here! 🔋

[@adamtech999]

You got that right. Anything else that you want to know more about this car model?

[@AngelTheDonator]

1

[@adamtech999]

Good choice!

[@hornet224]

It’s called a Model “2”? BOGO.

[@adamtech999]

What feature would you expect to be on Model 2?

[@scottfranco1962]

Reader.

[@philverwicht9530]

2 .with removable élements

[@adamtech999]

Great choice! Do you think Tesla with BYD battery can beat BYD?

[@philverwicht9530]

For the moment yes, with the charge Time.

[@karatohongkongcat]

Model 2 production by eeelllooonnns standards will be by 2035

[@adamtech999]

Haha, not that long my friend. He will talk about this model in August 8, along with Robotaxi unveil. Even the worst scenario happened, the production can't go after 2030.

[@carlsmith5545]

Wait a minute! Hold up!! Tesla is supposed to be improving the EV!! Tesla came out with EVs that you have to plug in and sit 20 to 30 minutes and all for a short and shitty range of up to 300 to 350 miles of range, give ar take. With the model 2, range is not improved but decreased with an even shorter range of only 250 miles. Are you serious? Not including other mid range travels and countless short range travels, my long range travels amount to over 7000 miles a year. I can't use the EV. I would love to by an EV but they must first be improved. As a man of the large full size luxury automobile which tesla dosent even make, EVs are absolutely not for the long distance traveler. Now china has improved the EV. BYDs provides a range of over 620 miles and Zeekr has a range of 641 miles. But just like highspeed bullet train technology which is also, (fully electric) these new and improved EVs are not available in the United States of America or i would definitely have a Zeekr in my driveway right now! If china can come out with an EVs like this, so can the United States of America. It would definitely give the American EV owners a real reason to boast the EV. With 3 minutes of down times to fuel, (once a month) and for a range of 570 miles which supersedes any EV in America, paid off at 41K and more than a pleasure to drive. I'll keep the large full size luxurious Jaguar XJL and leave well enough alone. But improve the EV with these fine qualities and improvements, Shit, Now we're talkin!!! Now, we are talkin.. i would be the first one at the gates to buy one immediately. I need the ability to keep moving, not available in an EV. Come on mr Elon Musk and use you brilliant mind and provide the American people with real EVs. Then i can finally buy one......

[@adamtech999]

I believe Musk can make our American dream come true, so let's wait and see.

[@carlsmith5545]

@@adamtech999 Lol!! See that's the thing. I have been waiting 3 years now. Ever since i decided to upgrade from a range of 408 miles with my Buick Lacrosse hybrid. With no luck in finding any EV that was greater in range, i brought my jaguar XJl which was able to provide me with the upgrades i needed. 3 and a half years later at this time, im still waiting. I remember when the good people at Tesla in Philadelphia Pennsylvania told me quote, "Have patience because that day is coming." Sofar, nothing and the only real improvements in shorter downtimes for charging and longer ranges are found in EVs made in china. But unfortunately not available in the United States. So i will continue to wait with patients...

[@elizabethg78640]

Elon Musk for King.

[@adamtech999]

Elon's fan spotted ^^ What feature do you like the most?

[@kimang4220]

2

[@adamtech999]

Good choice! Why did you choose it?

[@kenhogg858]

Sodium ion batteries

[@adamtech999]

Great choice! What is the main reason for you to choose it?

[@PeteLau-hj2yh]

It is not only price, if a Model 2 has no AWD or FSD, 25K would be meaningless

[@adamtech999]

I think there will be AWD and FSD, the price will be likely to affect the interior

[@petersimms4982]

😊😊ONCE you drive a TESLA you won’t go back ! 56 yr old mechanic 😮

[@gordoncovell7864]

You are right the instant torque and the regen braking you can’t beat the drive . Fit and finish could be better

[@carlsmith5545]

Not including other mid range travels and countless short range travels, my long distance traveling alone amounts to over 7,000 miles a year. Before i even buy an EV, they must first be improved with shorter down times and long range. If china can develop EVs with 15 minutes of charging for a range of over 600 miles, the mighty United States of America can do the same thing. Now this is the kind of EV im waiting for. This would give the American EV owners a real reason to boast the EV. But nope! The American people have to settle for less. With plugging in and haveing to sit and stay awhile and all for a short and shitty range, the EV is something I just can't use. With being a man of the large full size luxury automobile which tesla dosent even make, I brought the large full size luxurious Jaguar XJL. When im not over the road, it takes me 3 minutes to fuel, (once a month) and for a range of 570 miles which supersedes any EV in America. Paid off at 41K and more than a pleasure to drive. Now when Tesla comes out with an EV with these fine qualities and improvements, shit now we're talkin!!! I would be the first one at the gates to buy one immediately. I have absolutely nothing against the EV and im all in once they improve them. Till then like most americans, i want nothing to do with EVs. I can't use it. I'll simply leave well enough alone...BYDs has a range that exceeds 620 miles and the Zeeker has a range of 641 miles. Unfortunately like highspeed bullet train technology which is also, (fully electric), these advanced, real EVs are not available in the United States of America or i would have a Zeekr sitting in my driveway right now. Come on mr Elon Musk. Use your brilliant mind and improve the EV....

[@adamtech999]

@@carlsmith5545 Range and charging time are two aspects that every EV maker aims to improve. If Tesla achieves a 600-mile range and a charging time under 15 minutes, it will become a must-buy option

[@theodorehaskins3756]

@@carlsmith5545 So are you aware of why there are no longer dinosaurs roaming the Earth?

[@theodorehaskins3756]

@@adamtech999 So no, as it will become standard equipment, and not an option, just as Tesla’s full self driving/autonomous driving technology is in every Tesla car, no matter who manufactures it as all Tesla cars that are produced today comes with all necessary hardware to accommodate FSD/full self driving/autonomous, driving, capable technology is today, no government mandate needed, as no one is going to wanna buy a car without it. Capeesh! Cheers 🥂

[@Feetonthesand]

Model 2's $25,000 means 40%-50% less profit. Shareholders will not be happy. Using Chinese batteries means laying off Tesla workers that produce 4680 batteries. Expect more layoffs.

[@adamtech999]

Right now, Tesla still needs people to produce 4680 batteries for the Cybertruck. The demand for this pickup EV can't be met in just 3 or 4 years. And selling cheap products doesn't necessarily mean less profit-it's just basic marketing 101.

[@Feetonthesand]

@@adamtech999 Do the math.

[@WilliamMcPh]

Nothing was said about a model 2

[@adamtech999]

We delivered news and guessing about Model 2 design and tech, because it’s not officially launched yet. Is there any aspect about this model that you want to know more?

[@garyclack3807]

It needs 😊LFP BATTERY…….NO SUNROOF…….AND TURN STALLS

[@adamtech999]

Great idea! When do you think Tesla finally launch it?

[@Hammydavis]

Gotta remember, the BYD is a Chinese company buy American

[@adamtech999]

I just do some research on Google. BYD is a multinational company, founded by Wang Chuanfu, and he is Chinese.

[@BarryHeaven]

Why?

[@Stefan_Dahn]

​@@BarryHeavenCause banana.

[@BarryHeaven]

@@Stefan_Dahn Why banana?

[@kenswireart88]

It's not fun if the whole world drives the same car. The government should assist other EV companies on the rise to come up. I like Tesla but if every where u look u see the same car that's not fun. I wanna see other car companies just as much as I see Teslas. Aptera has been trying to get off the ground like for ever. Y is it soo difficult. I don't wish for Tesla to win every market.

[@adamtech999]

The government already has policies in place to promote the use of electric vehicles (EVs). However, the challenge lies in how EV manufacturers can adapt to the market. Some manufacturers don't provide sufficient charging infrastructure, others produce vehicles that are too expensive, and some have yet to deliver on their promises, with their cars remaining in the concept stage. I like Aptera's three-wheel design, but it deviates significantly from traditional designs, which may not appeal to everyone. Given your concerns, I suggest waiting and observing how the market evolves. Ultimately, it will favor those who fully commit to protecting and advancing it.

[@kenswireart88]

@@adamtech999 yes they do but it's not as easy as you think. Do u know how.many ev start ups folded up in the last two years that never got off the ground. Some stopped making evs and went a total different route. It's the old car companies that are already established that are still dominating making evs besides Tesla. The new ones are struggling. Lucid, ocean and rivian...I want new believe me but even with the help from government there's a lot that goes on in the back end that makes it difficult..Chinese ev makers have a stronger chance of dominating the American market than the above mentioned because besides Tesla the only company the mainstream praises is Chinese EV manufacturers they mention a few like lucid here and there but that's it.

[@awnyca4077]

Sure, coming out 10 yrs from now

[@adamtech999]

Not that long 4sure ^^ let's hope 2025 or 2026

[@glenharrington9537]

Water Electrolyses Hydrogen power electric.

[@adamtech999]

Thanks for your sharing! This power type is kinda new to Tesla models, we'll analyze more about it

[@mohammadwasilliterate8037]

@@adamtech999 *Don't waste your time, the amount of electricity needed to electrolyze water into hydrogen & Oxygen then compress the hydrogen, lose 1/3 in leaks as it's the smallest molecule on the periodic table means it's far better to use that electricity to charge a battery and run an electric motor, far safer also, hydrogen explodes, more so than gasoline.*

[@JessicaMiner-wu8wh]

The $24,560 price tag is very attractive. Do you think it will stay that low once it’s on the market?

[@adamtech999]

Tesla will try every way to keep that price, cuz they want to compete with Chinese carmakers

[@conceptrat]

TLDR: First 10 seconds is it. The rest is just pure speculation and AI scripting.

[@adamtech999]

That's everything we got based on current information.

[@wannahit9357]

Ummm, the model 2 has been cancelled! He wasted so much money developing a POS truck. That he's now moving on to robo taxis. And for those of you who think you're gonna have full self driving on your current teslas, don't hold your breath. Never gonna happen without lidar sensors. Which is why he just invested a ton of money in luminar which is a massive lidar sensor company that every other car company invested in years ago. Because you will never have class 3 and class 5 autonomy, without lidar. It only took Elon a decade to finally come to terms with that..

[@adamtech999]

Both the robotaxi and the Model 2 are built on the same chassis, and Elon Musk mentioned that he will provide more details about the "affordable model" and the robotaxi on August 8.

[@adamtech999]

Regarding Elon Musk's aversion to lidar, I agree with you. For example, Model Y used to have lidar, but Tesla decided to remove it to go all-in on a vision-based system. Great to see him bring lidar back.

[@hammerdon1962]

LOL

[@fgeiger41]

What?! None of this is accurate or true. POS truck? 😂😂😂. I can't. You can tell emotional thinkers over factual. Vision only is blowing expensive LIDAR out of the water for performance. You can literally watch tons of videos of it driving WITHOUT geofencing and performing as well as a human! One channel records ALL of his Uber fares and posts with zero interventions. Tesla bought $2 MILLION in equipment. At over $1000 a pop OR MORE that's about 2000k units. 🤔🤣

[@Stefan_Dahn]

​@@adamtech999Nope, there was never s LIDAR in Model Y. There was only USS and early Model 3 (Y don't know) have RADAR (now deativated for crappa "NO"-VisionOnly.

[@jerryhermann7233]

Musk lied about a cheap ev.

[@adamtech999]

He will reveal it on August 8, the same day as the Robotaxi unveiling. So, whether it's all hype or reality, let's wait until then to find out

[@fredbozo8488]

Well he's a trumper after all... expect anything else?

[@noleftturns]

But this does not exist - nor will it exist all it does is cannibalize the Model 3 and Y not a bright idea

[@adamtech999]

Model 2 is set to compete with Chinese EVs in affordable price battle so I think it will be launched in the future, but just can't be sure when

[@noleftturns]

@@adamtech999 China is imploding in real-time. The country will probably cease to exist in two years, going the way of the USSR. Communism fails every time it's tried.

[@mohammadwasilliterate8037]

*It has always been the company profile to start with an expensive car and work down to an affordable car, using the higher profit margins on an expensive car finances the initial company growth needed, for example the CYBER TRUCK is expensive with high profit margins that essentially pays for the development costs for the 48Vdc system and other tech it carries, steer by wire etc.*

[@dr5multimedia]

Impossible that this is a real information video about model 2! No one knows what it looks like. but only the employees working on the project and they are bound to keep the secret ! If not?..Lawsuit ! So please do not display false infos on KZbin!

[@adamtech999]

You can wait until August 8 to see these information is true of not. Elon promised he will talk about Robotaxi and affordable model in that day.

[@Adventures-and-More]

You’re talking shit Adam

[@adamtech999]

Is there any problem with this video, my friend? If so, just let me know. There's no need for hate speech.

[@user-sf2jm8fd1f]

Heyy Germany don't want to waste my time

[@adamtech999]

What do you mean?

[@simonwood1461]

An Ipad on wheels. Crap!

[@adamtech999]

Elon recently stated that Tesla are developing a new chip technology from scratch, aiming to rival Nvidia's capabilities. Comparing this to an iPad's technology would be inadequate, as Tesla's focus is on achieving high-performance computing specifically tailored for automotive applications.

[@davidlam5122]

Not happening.

[@adamtech999]

Will happen!

[@WilliamMcPh]

200,000 miles before degradation? You mean 200,000 miles before battery failure.

[@bombacimulayim1453]

Capacity loss

[@adamtech999]

Yep that’s kinda what I meant, but “battery degradation” is the closest. Is there anything you want to know more?