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Tesla Next Generation Vehicle Drivetrain — 75% less silicon carbide — compatible with any battery chemistry — Cost of drivetrain reduced to ~$1,000 — 50% reduction in factory footprint required — 0 rare earths required (permanent magnet motor)

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Sawyer Merritt1 yıl önce

I think I should post the full next-gen vehicle portion of the presentation. People need to watch it again to refresh their minds for what's about the happen.

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true

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This sounds revolutionary

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yep

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John FSD Bull1 yıl önce

Everyone should want clean air, clean water, clean food. This is what sustainability means. A clean planet for the next generation and the next after that...

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Overly Optimistic Future1 yıl önce

0 rare earths is a huge deal. Tesla is on pace to revolutionizing the auto industry.

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brandon sherrets1 yıl önce

Is this new? When was this talk given?

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Whole Mars Catalog1 yıl önce

two years ago

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unrelated but have you heard anything about dry cathode lately?

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Tahreem Hussain1 yıl önce

Tesla can't do this to legacy automakers

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ĐOGEARMY GENERAL1 yıl önce

Meanwhile folks are selling $TSLA bc Elon impregnated another girl 🤣

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Is next Gen EV drivetrain DOGE friendly, because our MAGA manufacturing needs our Ketamine King to become Emperor Elon.

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Jeff L1 yıl önce

So when will we actually see this?

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Zachary Sisson1 yıl önce

Children of Factorio.

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Hendrik1 yıl önce

Big deal

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BogdanCobra🥷1 yıl önce

Tesla Next Generation Vehicle Drivetrain

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Sean Z. Paxton1 yıl önce

I keep thinking about the amount of compute that Tesla has, and I don’t think it’s all advocated to FSD. They are using that compute to make radical changes to efficiency, testing new ideas and processes that will yield better, faster, cheaper vehicles.

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So close now

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Gary: every car company will have all of that stuff easy

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Wow!

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The future is looking brighter and brither for #TSLA

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Stefan Larsen1 yıl önce

I love Elon's AI 😂👍

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There were signs 🪧

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Elon's on the EU's shit list, and most of his customers in the US are libs. Elon burnt that bridge too. Good luck because it sounds interesting.

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Who is the speaker in the video?

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