Elise hosts this edition of Tesla Twenty Four on May 4, 2026, diving into Tesla's high-volume Semi production ramp, a 10 billion mile Full Self-Driving milestone, and Cybercab's public debut at Miami F1. The episode covers surging AI and robotics investments topping $25B for 2026, plus software updates like FSD v14 Lite. From Elon Musk's X insights to fleet operator wins, it's a comprehensive look at Tesla's commercial and autonomous momentum.

• Tesla Semi high-volume production at Nevada Gigafactory, new Basecharger and $188K Megacharger
• 10 billion miles on Full Self-Driving supervised, Robotaxi maturity in Austin
• Cybercab showcase at Miami Formula 1 Grand Prix
• 2026 capex raised to $25B+ for AI clusters, Terafab chips, Optimus robots
• FSD v14 Lite rollout with improved maps, wipers, intervention reporting

• Semi's production breakthrough after 2017 unveil, slashing fleet costs 50%+ vs. diesel
• Cybercab's steering-wheel-free design signals autonomous future, minus Roadster
• Elon Musk justifies massive capex for trillion-dollar robotaxi/Optimus markets
• Software tweaks enhance HW3 vehicles, boosting transparency and global reach

These developments signal Tesla's pivot to high-margin autonomy and robotics, potentially transforming transportation and investor returns amid regulatory and competitive challenges.

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Elise hosts the May 3, 2026 edition of Tesla Twenty Four, diving into Tesla's massive $25B+ capex hike for AI, robotics, and chips amid Q1 results. The episode covers 10B FSD miles, Cybercab production start, Optimus Gen 3 timelines, and Elon Musk's bold X posts on $10T valuation and petawatt energy. Packed with data-driven insights on Tesla's shift to AI/robotics dominance.

• Tesla's 2026 capex jumps 25% to $25B+ for AI infra, robotics, and chip production, signaling multi-year cash burn.
• 10 billion miles on FSD Supervised, Cybercab production underway, unsupervised fleets in Texas.
• Optimus Gen 3 production starts late July 2026 at Fremont, Giga Texas factory for 2027 volume.
• Spring 2026 update: Hey Grok integration, enhanced Pet Mode, FSD app stats.
• Tesla Semi ramps up with Megachargers; Elon's X posts on 10B miles, $10T ambition, space-energy links.

• Elon Musk's "10B" reply to FSD milestone and "$10T or bust" post highlight trillion-dollar robotaxi/Optimus potential.
• Cybercab hits production with zero incidents in Austin/Dallas expansions; Europe regulatory wins.
• Optimus deploys in Tesla factories first, eyeing external customers in 2027 amid supply chain challenges.

Listen if you own TSLA stock or believe in Tesla's AI/robotics revolution—these investments could unlock trillions in value despite short-term risks.

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Elise hosts the May 2, 2026 edition of Tesla Twenty Four, diving into Tesla's massive $25B+ capex hike for AI, robotics, and autonomy amid softening car demand and mixed Q1 results. She breaks down Cybertruck's reliance on internal Musk company sales and SpaceX's latest Starlink wins. Balancing supporter optimism with critic concerns, Elise explores if Tesla's bold pivot will pay off.

• Tesla's 2026 capex surge to $25B+ for AI chips, Optimus robots, and self-driving tech
• Q1 production (408K vehicles) vs deliveries (358K), rising inventory, and energy storage record
• Cybertruck registrations boosted 18% by SpaceX, xAI, and other Musk firms
• SpaceX Starlink launch of 29 satellites and expansion to Papua New Guinea

• Tesla bets big on Optimus as its "biggest product ever," despite automotive strains like aging lineup and used EV glut
• Cybertruck demand propped by intra-company buys, sparking debate on organic appeal
• SpaceX's relentless Starlink growth connects remote regions with high-speed internet

Why listeners should care: Tesla's shift from cars to AI/robotics could redefine its future—and yours—if autonomy and Optimus deliver on the hype amid current sales challenges.

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Elise hosts the May 1, 2026 edition of Tesla Twenty Four, diving into the day's top Tesla developments. The episode spotlights the historic rollout of the first Tesla Semi from its high-volume production line at Gigafactory Nevada, alongside Tesla's massive capex increase to over $25 billion for AI, robotics, and new factories. Listeners get balanced insights on Q1 earnings, Semi's potential, and Tesla's shift toward an AI powerhouse.

• Tesla Semi high-volume production launch at Giga Nevada after years of delays
• First Semi off the line with deliveries slated for later 2026
• Q1 2026 earnings: $22.4B revenue, $500M GAAP net income, healthy $1.4B FCF
• Capex jumps to $25B+ for AI infrastructure, Optimus robots, Cybercab, and Megapack
• Semi's advantages in efficiency, emissions, and fleet savings vs. diesel trucks
• Progress on affordable Model 3/Y, FSD in new markets like Netherlands

The Tesla Semi finally hits scaled manufacturing, promising to disrupt trucking with zero-emission torque and Megacharger integration. Tesla's bold $25B capex signals heavy bets on autonomy and robotics, building on 8B+ miles of FSD data and unsupervised robotaxi tests in Austin. Balanced views cover supporter excitement for new revenue streams and critic concerns over timelines and competition from Volvo EVs.

Tesla fans and investors should tune in to understand how Semi production and AI capex could redefine Tesla's growth beyond cars, potentially creating trillion-dollar markets in autonomy and energy.

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In this episode of Tesla Twenty Four, host Elise recaps the explosive fourth day of Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman in Oakland federal court, where Musk called himself a "fool" for early funding and accused the company of betraying its nonprofit mission. She also covers Starlink's launch in Gibraltar, solving broadband challenges in the rocky territory, and a major upgrade to X's advertising tools announced by Elon. Packed with insights on AI battles, satellite internet expansion, and platform enhancements, this daily update keeps Tesla fans ahead of the curve.

• Elon Musk's intense testimony in the OpenAI lawsuit, seeking $150B in damages over shift from nonprofit roots
• Starlink now live in Gibraltar, enabling high-speed internet in challenging terrain
• Major upgrades to X advertising tools to boost revenue and audience targeting

• Musk pushes back against OpenAI lawyers, comparing questions to loaded traps amid accusations of deceit
• Starlink's global expansion supports SpaceX funding for Starship and aids Tesla connectivity needs
• X ad improvements enhance Elon's platform, indirectly benefiting Tesla and SpaceX narratives

These developments matter because they highlight AI's critical role in Tesla's FSD, Optimus, and robotaxi future, while Starlink bolsters vehicle connectivity and X strengthens Elon's ecosystem.

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Elise hosts the April 29, 2026 edition of Tesla Twenty Four, diving into Tesla's breakthrough Cybercab volume production at Giga Texas, a major FSD v14 Lite update for Hardware 3 owners, and Elon Musk's intense testimony in the OpenAI trial. SpaceX updates highlight engineering and corporate shifts in the broader Musk universe. Packed with insights on Tesla's autonomous future and real-world milestones.

• Cybercab shifts to volume production with dozens of units spotted, targeting under $30K price and millions in capacity
• FSD v14 Lite rollout for HW3 by June, improving city driving and intersections with retrofit paths
• Elon Musk's combative OpenAI trial testimony, calling out shift from nonprofit mission
• Early Model Y robotaxi services in Texas and Bay Area cities
• SpaceX engineering and structure updates

Tesla's Cybercab production ramp from prototype to real metal in 18 months signals the robotaxi network's trillion-dollar potential, while HW3 owners get a software lifeline amid retrofit plans. Musk's trial drama underscores AI governance battles, with implications for Tesla's autonomy edge.

Why listeners should care: These developments tighten Tesla's timeline to unsupervised robotaxis, potentially reshaping mobility and justifying its sky-high valuation amid regulatory hurdles.

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In this episode of Tesla Twenty Four, host Elise dives into the day's biggest Tesla and Elon Musk developments on April 28, 2026. From blockbuster Q1 earnings with a massive $25B capex surge into AI and robotics, to Cybercab production kicking off and FSD v14.3.2 wowing owners, it's a pivotal moment for Tesla's transformation. Tune in for analysis on the Musk-Altman trial, Optimus acceleration, and what it all means for investors and fans.

• Tesla Q1 profits beat expectations with 16% YoY growth and $22B revenue, but $25B capex on AI, chips, Cybercab, and Optimus steals the show
• Cybercab production starts with exponential ramp promised by year-end
• FSD v14.3.2 hailed as a major leap by owners
• Tesla eyes $2B AI hardware acquisition
• Musk vs. Altman OpenAI trial heats up
• Robotaxi testing expands; Optimus nears volume manufacturing

Tesla's bold pivot to AI/robotics powerhouse amid solid earnings; Cybercab hits production lines at Giga Texas with Musk's video proof; FSD advancements and Optimus progress signal trillion-dollar potential markets.

Whether you're a Tesla owner, investor, or autonomy enthusiast, this episode reveals why Tesla's aggressive bets could redefine transportation and labor—don't miss the upside if they deliver.

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Elise hosts the April 27, 2026 edition of Tesla Twenty Four, unpacking Tesla's bold shift from EVs to AI, robotics, and autonomy. Key highlights include the SEC filing to register 304 million shares from Elon Musk's landmark 2018 compensation package and the official start of Cybercab robotaxi production at Giga Texas. The episode dives into earnings insights, with Q1 profits up 17% and capex surging to $25B+ for AI infrastructure.

• Tesla's SEC filing for Elon Musk's 2018 comp package: 304M shares worth tens of billions, tying incentives to autonomy, Optimus, and energy breakthroughs.
• Cybercab production begins: Steering-wheel-free robotaxi in early ramp at Giga Texas, targeting 5x higher output rates.
• Q1 2026 earnings: $477M profits, sales rebound in APAC/NA/EMEA, unsupervised FSD expanding in Texas cities.
• Capex explosion to $25B+ focused on AI chips, Dojo, robotics, amid business model pivot to high-margin robotaxis.

Tesla edges closer to issuing Musk's massive performance-based shares after years of battles, fueling debates on dilution vs. innovation alignment. Cybercab videos show gold units on highways, signaling the S-curve start for Tesla's robotaxi network. Earnings reveal resilience post-2025 slump, with Musk eyeing 2027 robotaxi revenue scale despite regulatory hurdles.

Tesla enthusiasts and investors should tune in to grasp how these moves position the company as an AI/robotics powerhouse, potentially reshaping mobility and Musk's focus.

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