The most exciting part of this for me is not the immediate features that are being released, but rather the hardware being put in place that can open up a bunch

The most exciting part of this for me is not the immediate features that are being released, but rather the hardware being put in place that can open up a bunch of neat possibilities via software upgrades. >I think another big problem for Tesla (and yes, going off track here) is the fact that not everyone can afford a $70k+ car. Tesla needs to get a sub-$40k car if they want to actually sustain this model. I just don't see how they can by selling a niche car to a niche market. They're working on that, it's called the "Model 3". But it's still a while away for them to reach the economies of scale for them to be able to produce it.