That last sentence is money. For the first time I heard a car company CEO actually get that Tesla is different. The CEO of Toyota made a comment that what Tesl

That last sentence is money. For the first time I heard a car company CEO actually get that Tesla is different. The CEO of Toyota made a comment that what Tesla builds is more akin to the iPhone than a car. And he's right. Tesla builds a computer that happens to use a very large battery, weighs about 4,000 lbs, and has wheels. Nobody else in the business gets this. They think Tesla is just a car company with an electric motor, while completely ignoring the speed at which Tesla is able to roll out improvements. I've said for a while that until the car companies start thinking like a software company, they'll be further and further behind. The difference is (quite literally) a company with a multi-year long effort to roll out a new version versus a company running the automotive equivalent of Scrum.