Susan Moreno+FollowWould You Train a Robot to Take Your Job?Coffee break thought: Tesla’s Austin factory isn’t just for building cars anymore—it’s about to become a real-life robot school. The company is gearing up to teach its Optimus robots by having them watch and mimic human workers right on the assembly line. If this works, your next coworker could be a robot that learned by literally walking in your shoes. Automation is moving from sci-fi to your 9-to-5 faster than you think! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Tesla11Share
Melissa Suarez+FollowWould You Trust Tesla’s Vision-Only Driving?Waymo’s founder just threw some serious shade at Tesla’s Full Self-Driving tech, saying its camera-only approach is like a car with bad eyesight—he claims it wouldn’t even pass a DMV vision test. Tesla bets on cameras and processing power, but rivals like Waymo use lidar and radar for a ‘superhuman’ edge. Is Tesla’s vision enough, or is it a risky shortcut? Would you trust a self-driving car that ‘sees’ like a human? #Tech #Tesla #Waymo00Share
Melissa Suarez+FollowIs Tesla's FSD the Next iPhone or BlackBerry?Gary Black’s take on Tesla’s Full Self-Driving tech is sparking debate: Will Tesla dominate the autonomous driving space, or will legacy automakers catch up and avoid a BlackBerry-style wipeout? With FSD now a subscription, adoption could soar—but is technical superiority enough if drivers aren’t convinced? Is this the tipping point for car tech, or just another hype cycle? #Tech #Tesla #AutonomousDriving00Share
Sean Clark+FollowWhy charging a Tesla in California isn’t saving moneyElectric car owners in California are facing a new reality: charging costs can now match or even exceed the price of fueling a gas SUV. One Tesla Model X driver tracked their expenses and found that, at $0.46–$0.50 per kWh, they spent $2,030 on electricity—almost identical to $2,023 for gas in a 25 mpg SUV. The culprit? Sky-high utility rates, especially from providers like PG&E. In other states, cheap overnight charging still delivers big savings, but here, the math just doesn’t add up. Has anyone else noticed their EV savings shrinking? How are you adapting? #Transportation #Tesla #ElectricVehicles00Share
Susan Moreno+FollowWhy Tesla’s Cybertruck Can’t Cruise EuropeHere’s your coffee break scoop: Tesla’s wild Cybertruck just got benched in Europe—regulators say its sharp, stainless-steel look is more danger than design. While Elon’s edgy ride is stuck in the garage, Ford is quietly winning over European drivers by playing by the rules and rolling out EVs that fit local tastes. The lesson? Sometimes, blending in beats standing out when it comes to your next big purchase. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Tesla01Share
fnixon+FollowTesla’s Price Drop: Bargain Hunt or Red Flag?Tesla’s big bet on luxury electric SUVs in India just hit a speed bump—so now they’re slashing Model Y prices to clear out unsold cars. Turns out, the hype didn’t match the number of buyers ready to shell out $70k. For Indian shoppers, this means you could snag a Tesla for less, but it also shows that even the coolest tech needs to fit local budgets and lifestyles. Would you jump on a discounted Tesla, or wait for the next price cut? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Tesla23Share
Leah Pierce+Follow11,000 Miles, No Hands: Tesla FSD Is WildImagine road-tripping 11,000 miles across the US and never touching the steering wheel. That’s what David Moss did with Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature. He swears he’ll never buy a car without it again. From dodging windstorms in Wyoming to navigating construction zones, FSD handled it all—parking, charging, even finding alternate routes. Moss says it’s the most chill driving experience ever, and now his friends want in too. Would you trust your car this much? #Cars #Tesla #FSD00Share
Jennifer Meyer+FollowWould You Trust Aftermarket Bulletproof Glass?So, Tesla’s Cybertruck finally faced real gunfire—but not with its own glass. Instead, an aftermarket ballistic window took the heat, shrugging off everything from handguns to a .50 caliber rifle. The glass held up, but here’s the kicker: it’s not standard, and it costs a small fortune. Would you pay extra for real protection, or is the Cybertruck’s image enough? Let’s debate real-world safety vs. marketing bravado. #Tech #Cybertruck #Tesla00Share
James Smith+FollowCybertruck’s Price Drop DramaRemember when the Tesla Cybertruck was the hottest thing on wheels? Well, the hype is cooling off—fast. Car experts say the Cybertruck could drop to $35K (down from $80K!) in the next year and a half. Early buyers are sweating over resale value, and some are wondering if the truck is still worth it. Would you grab one if the price tanks, or is the novelty totally gone? #Cars #Tesla #Cybertruck2211Share
Gregory Mann+FollowCould Tesla Really Drop to $80? Let’s TalkTesla’s stock is on a wild ride—some folks think it could crash to $80, while others see it soaring to $800 or even $4,600. The big debate? Whether Tesla is just another car company or a tech giant in disguise. If you’re holding TSLA, remember: the market’s mood swings can be brutal, so don’t bet the farm on any one outcome. Diversify and keep an eye on those delivery numbers! #Business #Market #Tesla11Share
