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@jeremyjudkins_ What a trifecta! Mine keeps amazing me

Tesla Cybertruck doing a U-Turn on FSD almost feels magical. Steer by wire plus rear wheel steering plus the vehicle driving itself. You really need to experience this if you haven’t already.

@jeremyjudkins_ It gets worse, I rent in California

@JonathanEGarner Oh so you are really rich to be able to afford to throw away money like that

The scammer got scammed. I thought for sure I cracked the code. I used my Robinhood card to pay my property taxes. Robinhood offers 3% back and the processing fee for a credit card was 2.5% Easy money? Well nope. The transaction is flagged as not eligible for rewards AND now I’m stuck with the $80 transaction fee. Smh my head!

@jeremyjudkins_ No, I rent :)

@JonathanEGarner Have you heard of homestead exemption? I’ve lived in the house for a decade. It keeps property taxes low 😎

@Super70sSports The Brain

Dress for the job you want, not for the job you have. It is also always acceptable to dress like Bobby Heenan.

@garyblack00 @teslaownersSV CyberCabs will be sold to people who intend to deploy them for income. Those who want a personal vehicle that can also operate as a Robotaxi will buy a Model Y or 3

@teslaownersSV Respectfully, you’re conflating the vehicle ride-hailing market (80% of rides are for 1 or 2 passengers) and the vehicle ownership market (1% of vehicles have 1 or 2 seats). My points pertain to the vehicle ownership market, and not the ride-hailing market.

CYBERCAB AT $30K OR LESS BEFORE 2027 – ELON CONFIRMED IT Ten years ago people laughed at the idea of cars without steering wheels. Elon replied with a simple, confident “Yes” to the question: Will Cybercab be available to customers for $30k or less before 2027? This single confirmation changes everything. Why this price point is massive: • At ~$30k, Cybercab becomes cheaper than most new sedans today — but with zero driver, unsupervised FSD, and the ability to earn money 24/7 as a Robotaxi. • Owners can use it personally or add it to the Tesla network for passive income — many will have the car pay for itself within 2–4 years. • It accelerates the entire autonomous fleet rollout. When a high-quality robotaxi costs less than a Camry, personal car ownership starts looking obsolete for millions of people. • Safety jumps dramatically — unsupervised FSD removes ~94% of human-error crashes. • Operating cost drops to ~$0.20–$0.30 per mile — cheaper than gas, insurance, maintenance, and depreciation combined. This is the moment the vision becomes affordable reality. Cybercab isn’t a luxury prototype anymore — it’s the vehicle that makes transportation abundant, safe, and profitable for regular people. The steering wheel is officially going away — and it’s happening faster than almost anyone expected.

@CyberMikeOG Hopefully no more than 10 days to make the $250 deposit decision

For many of us that have been waiting years, it usually takes more than 10 days to make a $60k decision. We are working class with responsibilities.

@Scout_Motors Spring 2028?

Too soon to mention spring? Too bad. Cabana mode engaged. #ScoutMotors #TheWorldNeedsScouts

@SawyerMerritt @Tesla Thanks Sawyer, just snagged an inventory lunar MS

NEWS: Lunar Silver paint is now sold out for the @Tesla Model S and Model X. You can still buy a new Lunar Silver Model S/X from existing inventory, but it sounds like Tesla isn’t making more with production ending next quarter, so it's not available in the custom configurator.

@peldothu @AMIRrorROY I’ve wondered as well and perhaps they want sell some initially for the revenue boost to offset cap ex

@AMIRrorROY Why would Tesla sell these cybercabs instead of keep them and run them by itself?

Wild thought exercise.. if the cybercabs become a positive cash flowing asset class they will not only sell like hot cakes but the secondary market will have them listed at a premium. Like moving pieces of real estate that get valued based on their Cash on Cash return. How can Waymo or zoox compete with this ? #tesla #cybercab

@Scobleizer I want to buy a few of them. I expect that my town will be pretty far down Tesla’s list of target markets to deploy theirs

I am buying as soon as available.

Our robot has driven me and the family for two hours in driving rain across one of USA’s most dangerous roads. Without my hands touching the wheel once. It is how it handled pudddles, two brown streams crossing the road that most impresses me. While coming at us fast. None of you will do better. It was perfect. Which leads to trust. Once you trust a company with your life you will buy anything that company offers. People have no idea how good the AI is from @tesla. Trust will sell a lot of robots. Better. It gets me to trust all AI.

@MarioNawfal @elonmusk Major Reid Flags

🚨EPSTEIN FILES: THE RED FLAGS EXPOSED AROUND LINKEDIN BILLIONAIRE REID HOFFMAN His name appears 2,600 times in the files. Let's break down why. The Visits: Reid Hoffman stayed at Epstein's private island. He stayed at the Manhattan townhouse. He stayed at Zorro Ranch in New Mexico. A 2014 scheduling email confirms: "Jeffrey will have Joi Ito and Reid Hoffman will go to the ranch for the weekend." That's six years after the conviction. The Dinner: In 2011, Hoffman hosted a Silicon Valley dinner with Epstein as the guest of honor, introducing a registered sex offender to tech's elite inner circle. The Funding: He later admitted to funding Epstein's research projects and paying his legal fees. The Ice Cream Email: One bizarre email shows Epstein asking Hoffman to get "ice cream" with young women. The same coded food language that appears throughout these files. The Media Protection: The New York Times ran a big Epstein-Silicon Valley story and buried Hoffman in one sentence. He's one of the Democratic Party's largest donors. Island trips. Ranch stays. Townhouse visits. Dinner parties. Legal funding. Strange emails. 2,600 file mentions. They're red flags everywhere you look. When the media shields its own donors but torches others, who's really controlling the narrative? Source: Lincoln Media YT / NYT

@MikeSirois No thank you

🚨 HOT GOLF 🚨- Anthony Kim just hawked down Bryson and Rahm to take the solo lead at #LIVGolfAdelaide. Turn it on if you like sports.

@DillonLoomis Take care and take your time, we aren’t going anywhere

Life is lifing. I'll be be back soon. Love you all.

@wholemars My wife put this on her MX to show that she still supports Tesla but is not happy with Elon. I’m pleased she can separate the two. I happen to still support @elonmusk and @tesla

The cars are so good that people put these bumper stickers on instead of switching to a different car

@IvanTheK While you’re at it, let’s make airlines load passengers starting with back row and working forward. This makes it simple and passengers will use overhead storage at their seat. If I’m in first class I’d prefer to be last on and first off

At this time I would like to reiterate my call to re-regulate the airlines: 🔹Mandatory charge for carry-on bags (which goes toward TSA budget). Airlines can tack-on whatever they want. 🔹No charge for checked bags. It’s currently ass-backwards. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

@SullyCNBC Legacy manufacturers produced EVs that were non competitive and very unprofitable. They quickly realized that there was little demand for their products which made them impossible to scale.

Did politics almost kill Detroit? Between Ford, GM and now Stellantis (RAM, Dodge) ... Detroit has wiped out about $50 billion dollars in EV related write-downs. Taken a lot of guff the last few years about being critical of customer demand for EVs. But I had to ignore the politics and instead listen to dealers, customers and even my own experience with the cars. Detroit went one day and customers went another. "New Coke moment" for the automakers. The upside is that, like with Coca-Cola, they realized it wasn't working and have made hard and fast U-turns back to what the customer wants. It looks like Detroit will survive and hopefully thrive ... and hopefully minimize the job losses from some really bad decisions with likely huge politically motivated pressure. Spend some time in the watering holes around Detroit or Warren or wherever and actually listen to the UAW family .. they'll tell you how they really feel. And its not about 10 minute photo ops with strikers. (PS: I'm assuming my $100 RAM EV deposit is bye bye)

@SawyerMerritt @Starlink Reading this now while on @united flight

I think a lot of people underestimate how many people will switch airlines for great internet (@Starlink). Airlines that don't have great internet will lose customers to airlines that do have great internet.

@iamtomnash Smashing success? I hope not! :)

Tesla's Full Self Driving is near perfection and a smashing success in Austin. The costs are ginormously smaller than any of the competition and automakers are not going to be able to catch up. $TSLA