Why Tesla's Manufacturing Evolution Could Boost its New EV | Farzad Mesbahi

Farzad Mesbahi, former Tesla insider, breaks down recent EV battery demand trends and why nosediving prices could help make the company's new affordable vehicle more profitable.
Mesbahi also provides insights related to Tesla's Robotaxi plans, the future of autonomy at the company, & more.
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[@donragnar8430]

Another bum Teshitla pumper

[@dogfacedponysoldier87]

Needs to be BIG. People don’t want dinky crap cars. Needs to be big and cheap. Like a suburban

[@boulderghost4457]

Tell that to the 1.64 million people who bought Toyota Corollas in 2023. The new Tesla will be less expensive, cheaper to run and superior features and performance.