[Media report] XPeng plans to mass-produce humanoid robots before the end of 2026 Facts: 1. According to media reports, XPeng plans to achieve ma…
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🟡 [Media report] XPeng plans to mass-produce humanoid robots before the end of 2026 Facts: 1. According to media reports, XPeng plans to achieve mass production of humanoid robots before the end of 2026 and compete with Tesla.
[Media report] Humanoid robot mass production requires custom chips, edge-side track heats up Facts: 1. According to media reports, Hu Chunxu, Vi…
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🟡 [Media report] Humanoid robot mass production requires custom chips, edge-side track heats up Facts: 1. According to media reports, Hu Chunxu, Vice President of Developer Ecosystem at D-Robotics, said at a communication meeting on the eve of the opening of the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference that the extreme pursuit of stability in mass production has upgraded humanoid robots' demand for chips from "good enough" to "tailor-made." 2. The article states that the number of humanoid robot exhibits at this year's WAIC reached a new high, and the edge-side chip track is heating up. 3. The article proposes that industry focal points include the importance of edge-side chips and the evolution of independent chip manufacturers and whole-machine manufacturers' self-development routes.
Facts: 1. The article states that Tesla shareholders submitted a large number of questions on the Q2 2026 earnings Q&A platform, and the highest-…
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Facts: 1. The article states that Tesla shareholders submitted a large number of questions on the Q2 2026 earnings Q&A platform, and the highest-voted question demands Musk explain why the company has repeatedly failed to meet its own short-term targets. 2. The article points out that the focus of the questions shifted from Tesla's grand vision to demanding explanations for why robotaxi, "Full Self-Driving" (FSD), and Optimus have failed to advance on schedule. 📊 Ticker: TSLA
[Today's Overview] Tesla and Musk ecosystem July 13 updates 1. Analyst commentary Tesla has installed an automatic cleaning robot at its Austin R…
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🟢 [Today's Overview] Tesla and Musk ecosystem July 13 updates
1. Analyst commentary Tesla has installed an automatic cleaning robot at its Austin Robotaxi center to wash parked autonomous fleet vehicles. The article mentions that regulatory filings show the facility was completed on March, 2026 and is equipped with cleaning robots, Superchargers, and an equipment inspection system.|Details
2. Tesla robots and Optimus Tesla has dismantled the Model S production line at its Fremont factory and converted it into a production facility for the humanoid robot Optimus. The factory once produced the world's first modern pure electric vehicle.|Details
3. Earnings and operating data Musk reposted user GavinSBaker's tweet on X, which analyzed a potential bullish scenario for AI infrastructure. The original text mentions: if market share shifts from frontier labs (inference margins above 90%) to cheaper open-source or closed-source models, it will increase end customers' intelligence return per dollar and drive token demand growth; margin dollars will be redistributed from frontier labs to AI infrastructure providers.|Details
4. Analyst commentary The Robotaxi service partnership between Uber and Waymo in Phoenix has ended. The two companies still maintain Robotaxi service partnerships in Atlanta and Austin.|Details
5. Other important updates In a reply to user @skalskip92 on X, Musk said Grok's object detection update is "coming soon." The comparison data posted by the user shows Grok's average precision (mAP) for object detection across versions: Sol 46.2, Terra 44.7, Luna 43.3, while Gemini 3.5 Flash is 61.7.|Details
6. Tesla robots and Optimus Tesla AI head Ashok Elluswamy said the Optimus robot has a "huge responsibility" and needs to fill the gap left by the closure of the Model S and Model X production lines. Benzinga reported, citing his remarks, against the backdrop of the production lines for those two models having stopped operating.|Details
1. FSD、Robotaxi 與 Cybercab 馬斯克在 X 上發佈原帖,文字為“Cybercab at a fork in the road”(Cybercab 處於十字路口),並附帶了一條來自 Tesla Robotaxi 賬號的鏈接,該鏈接推文提及“來自 Giga Texas…
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1. FSD、Robotaxi 與 Cybercab 馬斯克在 X 上發佈原帖,文字為“Cybercab at a fork in the road”(Cybercab 處於十字路口),並附帶了一條來自 Tesla Robotaxi 賬號的鏈接,該鏈接推文提及“來自 Giga Texas 的酷消息”。|詳情
Herbert Ong's latest interview, "The Tesla Moment Investors Waited For," explains the next step of Musk's empire thoroughly. The core is just one…
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Herbert Ong's latest interview, "The Tesla Moment Investors Waited For," explains the next step of Musk's empire thoroughly. The core is just one word—Convergence.
A few key points👇
🔹 Tesla × SpaceX convergence No longer two isolated companies, but a unified ecosystem built around AI. Technology, computing power, and capital are being connected.
🔹 The logic of the merger offer The merger that the market is hotly discussing is more likely a "fixed price + floating ratio" structure—priced according to the pre-merger average price of SpaceX, protecting shareholders' interests. A fixed ratio won't work; no one is willing to vote yes for less money.
🔹 Robotaxi scaling is the real trigger point What investors are really waiting for is not the stock price, but Robotaxi moving from pilot programs to scale. Once this step lands, the valuation logic will be completely rewritten.
🔹 AI is at the center of every story From autonomous driving to the humanoid robot Optimus, AI is the main thread tying this empire together.
The next step up for $TSLA depends on when these puzzle pieces come together.
🎬 Full interview (1 hours 21 minutes) https://x.com/herbertong/status/2075324177620627712