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Summary of efforts Tesla has done to support employees & communities impacted by the LA fires Impacted employees (home lost or destroyed by fires) We're covering housing accommodations & supporting employees with transportation & meals. Superchargers All our Supercharger sites are back online, except Pasadena Supercharger, which was in the middle of the fire. Megapack Chargers (MPCs) 2 units deployed Friday 1/10 to relieve congestion in Thousand Oaks for evacuation & families losing power due to Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS). 1 unit deployed Saturday 1/11 in Altadena at the Sheriff’s Station for first responder support, providing power & Starlink connectivity. It’s located within their closed perimeter with utility power currently down. 2 mobile switchgear units with step down transformers that enable an MPC to support powering up 208V buildings (vs only 480V) & more utility than charging up EVs. 2 units in San Bernadino We're also working on deploying units in the Palisades directly Mobile Powerwall Units (MPUs) Deployed with support from 3rd party non-profits in Altadena & Topenga Canyon with Starlink & power for devices & fridges. Cybertrucks (all with Starlinks installed) 3 Cybertrucks are now located at Los Angeles Sheriff's Department in Altadena (+ bed filled with water & snacks) 2 in Pasadena 3 in Zuma Beach & Malibu ––– MPCs at Thousand Oaks Supercharger MPC at Altadena Sheriff's Station MPUs in Topenga Canyon + team installing them

SpaceX created the first fully reusable rocket stage and, much more importantly, made the reuse economically viable. Making life multiplanetary is fundamentally a cost per ton to Mars problem. It currently costs about a billion dollars per ton of useful payload to the surface of Mars. That needs to be improved to $100k/ton to build a self-sustaining city there, so the technology needs to be 10,000 times better. Extremely difficult, but not impossible.