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Tesla offsets decline in vehicle sales with energy storage business, halting production of Model S and Model X to focus on humanoid robot Optimus

Tesla announced its fourth-quarter results for last year, with revenue falling 3% to $24.901 billion, and electric vehicle deliveries continuing to decline. Adjusted net profit dropped 16% to $1.761 billion, while the energy business set a record, partially offsetting the downturn in the automotive sector. Musk announced the suspension of Model S and Model X production to free up capacity for the humanoid robot Optimus production line. Automotive revenue recorded $17.693 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 10%; revenue from energy and storage businesses increased by 25%. The Robotaxi service has begun removing human supervisors, with plans to launch driverless cars in major U.S. cities by the end of the year

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Gary Black Says Tesla Won't Be 'Winner-Take-All' As Far As Autonomy Is Concerned, But A 'Blackberry Moment' Is Coming For OEMs Not In The Race

Investor Gary Black warns that automakers not investing in autonomous driving may face a 'BlackBerry moment,' similar to the downfall of Blackberry Ltd. due to touchscreen smartphones. He believes Tesla won't dominate the autonomy market entirely, despite its advancements. Black questions the low adoption rate of Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology, attributing it to customer unawareness. Tesla plans to offer FSD as a subscription service at $99/month to boost adoption. Meanwhile, Elon Musk has not sold Tesla stock for three years and continues to invest heavily in the company.

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Major breakthrough in lithium batteries! Musk: Tesla achieves large-scale production of dry electrode batteries

Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirmed that the company has conquered and achieved the large-scale production of dry electrode technology, which he described as a "significant advancement" in lithium battery production technology. This technology eliminates traditional toxic solvents and expensive drying steps, significantly reducing manufacturing costs and energy consumption, and is expected to enhance battery energy density and lifespan. This will provide key support for Tesla to consolidate its cost and efficiency advantages in the electric vehicle and rapidly growing energy storage businesses

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Tesla’s 4680 Model Y is making a return

Tesla has restarted production of 4680 battery packs for certain Model Y vehicles after previously discontinuing the variant due to poor performance. The 4680 cells promise lower costs and improved efficiency. The company aims to navigate supply chain challenges and has begun producing these packs with domestically sourced materials. However, details on which Model Y variants will receive the updated packs and the production volume remain undisclosed. Tesla hopes to resolve past issues with the initial 4680 Model Y vehicles before their return.

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Tesla's European opening is bleak: January sales in France hit a three-year low, and registrations in Norway plummeted by 88%

Tesla's performance in core European markets in January was dismal: sales in France hit a three-year low, down 42% year-on-year; Norway saw a sharp decline of 88% due to tightening tax policies. Faced with brand boycotts triggered by Musk's political stance and dual competitive pressure from Chinese and European car manufacturers, its market share is rapidly declining against the backdrop of industry growth

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A $Tesla(TSLA.US)/SpaceX merger makes no sense mathematically for TSLA shareholders unless there are huge cost or revenue synergies for $Tesla(TSLA.US). The 35% dilution is just too great given the r...

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