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Robotaxi hits 5 million unsupervised miles.
philbeisel.com/robotaxi?m=44…
Replying to @IterIntellectus
Actually, we’re aiming for 1TW/year from Earth, rising to over 1PW/year from the Moon.
That’s why I say that if we achieve this outcome, SpaceX will obviously be worth more than Earth, because space is so staggeringly enormous!
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Here’s a closer, more detailed look at the new @boringcompany tunnel being prepared to begin tunneling soon. This is located just NE of the new Advanced Tech Chip Fab and will go under the Colorado River as it is constructed. Once completed, it will be a single Bi-directional tunnel for vehicular traffic.
The primary work today is still setting up the operations, and now the Prufrock 3 cutting head is in place and the gantries have been moved to prepare for assembly.
More tunnel liners have been delivered and a large section of the construction fencing has been removed. Power conduits are also being constructed to bring electricity to the operations site.
Check it out!
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New Tesla Supercharger: Liepāja, Latvia (8 stalls)
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I was kicked out of a dinner in South Dakota because I’ve consistently pushed the SAVE America Act.
Instead of listening to the grassroots, our Republican Senate defied us for 2 years
& delivered losses in Alaska, Kansas, & Mississippi.
Our new Republican Senate minority just voted to re-elect Senator Thune.
Why do South Dakota Republicans continue to vote for him in the primary?
“I’m the assh@le saying you can’t come in.”
Stanley retweeted
Tesla's Controller-Hardware-In-the-Loop (CHIL) is key to bringing Megapack sites online faster
CHIL allows us to simulate the entire site in real time before it’s connected to the grid. We can see how the site will respond to faults, frequency changes or if a tree were to fall on a power line.
CHIL validated 444 grid-forming Megapacks at Melbourne Renewable Energy Hub before grid connection, delivering 600 MW / 1.6 GWh of storage months ahead of schedule
Tesla Megapacks are designed to ensure grid stability, so that you never have a blackout
Tesla's Controller-Hardware-In-the-Loop (CHIL) is key to bringing Megapack sites online faster
CHIL allows us to simulate the entire site in real time before it’s connected to the grid. We can see how the site will respond to faults, frequency changes or if a tree were to fall on a power line.
CHIL validated 444 grid-forming Megapacks at Melbourne Renewable Energy Hub before grid connection, delivering 600 MW / 1.6 GWh of storage months ahead of schedule
Stanley retweeted
Cybertruck and Cybercab are the two best products Tesla has ever made.
Our offer isn't about preserving a legacy. It's about preserving an autonomous future for families and explorers, on road and off.
The future is autonomous.
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An open offer to Tesla: We fully support putting Cybercab first, and we’d be glad to take the Cybertruck line off your hands.
We’d fund it with a consortium of investors and run it at no cost to Tesla’s floor space, headcount, or focus. All of that goes to Cybercab. Cybercab gets first call on battery cells too. We’ll wait our turn.
Tesla gains incremental profit: a license fee, plus FSD and Robotaxi network revenues on every vehicle built.
We’d build the Cybertruck, a three-row CyberSUV, and an unmanned CyberCargo hauler. More autonomous miles, across every surface of this planet and beyond.
Worth a conversation?
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Thank you to the Everyday Heroes supporting our communities
Veterans & other professionals get up to $550 off Tesla Energy products when installing with Tesla
ts.la/EverydayHeroes
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11 November 2026 Giga Texas Snapshots! Happy Veterans Day! In between me coming back from Kennedy Space Center and heading to Starbase for Starship Flight 15, I stopped by the factory to get an update and boy, was there a lot of progress in just the past 6 days I was traveling!
The Test Track was quite busy with Cybercabs going through both straight sections with the rough roads, while nearby, a refresed @tesla_semi was hooked up to transport trailers (there were other Semi’s throughout the site today).
At the N end of the factory, more work built in out large pipes and other interior work where we know 4680 cell production expansion is underway. This work has been going on for most of 2026 and I think is getting close to completion.
On the E side of the factory, the Vertical Reciprocating Conveyor system is getting vertical stringers to most likely enclose most of the structure and allow for a weatherproof connection to the factory. This is likely how castings will be transported form the ground floor up to the the Cybercab production line & will also allow for more efficient overall casting movement.
The electrical switchyard underground concrete tunnel sections to the new N extension of Cortex 2 is making a lot of progress, with about half of the total length of this conduit system that will bring additional power to the newly expanded Datacenter.
The Advanced Tech Chip Fab is getting one of the last large sections of ground foundation poured with concrete today, while the steel superstructure continues a fast pace of assembly, particularly on the E side. More grade & GeoPier work around the perimeter ground area of the new facility is underway, along with a lot of crews fabricating the huge steel truss beams.
The @boringcompany tunnel work is making a lot of progress setting up the operations, with the Prufrock 3 cutting head now in place and the gantries have been moved to prepare for assembly. More tunnel liners have been delivered and a large section of the construction fencing has been removed. Power conduits are also being constructed to bring electricity to the operations site.
Finally, the Optimus factory has made significant progress on the N end, now at the full length as the steel column assembly is now on the grade beam. The rounded corners of the building are very evident with the curved steel sections now installed, while crews continue to work on assembling more steel on the E side & S end. The perimeter grade is being widened further with more land reclamation work, especially on the E side.
Lots more to see today! Happy Veterans Day!






















