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I know it’s popular to hate on Elon and therefore Tesla, but you need to be accurate when doing so. They’re still chipping away. > Tesla Semi?All but dead. Th

I know it’s popular to hate on Elon and therefore Tesla, but you need to be accurate when doing so. They’re still chipping away. > Tesla Semi?All but dead. They’ve been running a pilot all this time, and the factory in Nevada to mass produce them is on schedule. Production ramp is second half of this year. The factory is ginormous. > The new roadster? Also dead. Elon said yesterday the unveil is in April “hopefully” > Full Self Driving? Doesn't exist. Robotaxis? Cars are driving passengers around Austin now with nobody in either front seat. It takes automakers almost a decade to bring a new vehicle online, Elon just does it all publicly while everyone else doesn’t take the wraps off until the final 6 months. Obviously everything is way behind elons hype timelines, but I do still think it’s all coming.

kjs3 9mo ago
They’ve been running a pilot all this time So did Nikola. Elon said yesterday the unveil is in April “hopefully” Who could possibly argue with that. Obviously everything is way behind elons hype timelines, but I do still think it’s all coming. At least you've identified it for what it is.
- testing22321 9mo ago
  They have just finished a 1.7 million square foot factory to build the semi - aiming for 50k units a year. I think comparisons to Nikola are not very even.
  - kjs3 9mo ago
    aiming for 50k units a year I'm aiming for being better looking and having more hair. Elon and I are even right now.
alistairSH 9mo ago
Cars are driving passengers around Austin now with nobody in either front seat. Unless the reporting was wrong, they've moved the supervisor to a chase car. The hobo-taxi still isn't operating on its own.
SR2Z 9mo ago
> Cars are driving passengers around Austin now with nobody in either front seat. This is a good example of Tesla being sketchy: https://electrek.co/2026/01/28/teslas-unsupervised-robotaxis-vanish/ https://electrek.co/2026/01/28/teslas-unsupervised-robotaxis... Musk made the announcement before earnings, put a few cars on the road, and now has pulled them all back because the earnings report is out. This is a little more than doing it publicly - remember, Musk has been saying FSD will be functional every year for more than a decade.
- Zanni 9mo ago
  Fred Lambert at Electrek has become an unreliable reporter on Tesla. I don't know where his bias stems from, but it's unmistakeable. Lambert claims David Moss couldn't find a Robotaxi ride without a safety driver. True enough, there aren't a lot of them on the road. That doesn't mean they don't exist or were "pulled back." Here's Moss's latest tweet on the subject: "ANOTHER UNSUPERVISED: 2 in a row now here in Austin, TX of Tesla Robotaxi’s completely autonomous without chase cars. You can see 2 cars in the clip with no one in it & anyone can book it! Ride 59 complete." https://x.com/DavidMoss/status/2016939137031381487 https://x.com/DavidMoss/status/2016939137031381487 Note also in that SAME ARTICLE, Lambert credits Moss with driving 10,000 miles on FSD v14 with zero interventions. To paraphrase William Gibson: full self-driving is here, it's just unevenly distributed.
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kjs3 9mo ago

They’ve been running a pilot all this time So did Nikola. Elon said yesterday the unveil is in April “hopefully” Who could possibly argue with that. Obviously everything is way behind elons hype timelines, but I do still think it’s all coming. At least you've identified it for what it is.

testing22321 9mo ago
They have just finished a 1.7 million square foot factory to build the semi - aiming for 50k units a year. I think comparisons to Nikola are not very even.
- kjs3 9mo ago
  aiming for 50k units a year I'm aiming for being better looking and having more hair. Elon and I are even right now.

alistairSH 9mo ago

Cars are driving passengers around Austin now with nobody in either front seat. Unless the reporting was wrong, they've moved the supervisor to a chase car. The hobo-taxi still isn't operating on its own.

SR2Z 9mo ago

> Cars are driving passengers around Austin now with nobody in either front seat. This is a good example of Tesla being sketchy: https://electrek.co/2026/01/28/teslas-unsupervised-robotaxis-vanish/ https://electrek.co/2026/01/28/teslas-unsupervised-robotaxis... Musk made the announcement before earnings, put a few cars on the road, and now has pulled them all back because the earnings report is out. This is a little more than doing it publicly - remember, Musk has been saying FSD will be functional every year for more than a decade.

Zanni 9mo ago
Fred Lambert at Electrek has become an unreliable reporter on Tesla. I don't know where his bias stems from, but it's unmistakeable. Lambert claims David Moss couldn't find a Robotaxi ride without a safety driver. True enough, there aren't a lot of them on the road. That doesn't mean they don't exist or were "pulled back." Here's Moss's latest tweet on the subject: "ANOTHER UNSUPERVISED: 2 in a row now here in Austin, TX of Tesla Robotaxi’s completely autonomous without chase cars. You can see 2 cars in the clip with no one in it & anyone can book it! Ride 59 complete." https://x.com/DavidMoss/status/2016939137031381487 https://x.com/DavidMoss/status/2016939137031381487 Note also in that SAME ARTICLE, Lambert credits Moss with driving 10,000 miles on FSD v14 with zero interventions. To paraphrase William Gibson: full self-driving is here, it's just unevenly distributed.
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