Tesla Investor Day 2023; Elon Musk Unveil Master plan 3 to fully sustainable Energy future for Earth.
The 2023 Tesla Investor day which is its maiden event was announced by the company on January 2nd, 2023 holding today March 1st, 2023 at the company’s Gigafactory Texas. Over the last few years, Tesla has started to hold regular events like ‘Battery Day‘ and ‘AI Day’ to give updates on some of its most important programs and recruit talent to build them.
There’s a lot of excitement around Tesla’s 2023 Investor Day, and for good reason. From Elon Musk’s Master Plan Part 3, details on the company’s third-generation platform, and discussions on how Tesla could each extreme scale, Investor Day posses to be an event that is one for the books.
Elon Musk has emphasized that Investor Day is really a lot bigger than the company’s shareholders. In past comments, the CEO noted that the “investors” Tesla is referring to in the event are pretty much all life on Earth. Yes, everyone, Tesla is thinking that big.
Updates on 2023 Tesla Investor Day and Musk’s Master Plan 3
Elon Musk the CEO of the company posted in a tweet on the 8th of February he would be presenting Master Plan 3 stating “Master plan 3, the Path to a fully sustainable energy future for Earth will be presented on March 1. The future is bright” leaving many wondering what it would be.
The master plan is summarized below
- Musk outlines what’s needed for shift to clean energy
- Tesla CEO sees a clear path to a sustainable-energy Earth
- Large battery storage, $10 trillion manufacturing investment needed
- Company to show next-generation vehicle at a later date
The fact that the new platform is going to be part of the event has led to a lot of speculation about Tesla potentially unveiling a new vehicle based on that platform, but it’s only speculation for now.
Since the announcement, CEO Elon Musk also confirmed that his Tesla Master Plan Part 3 will be part of the 2023 Tesla Investor day. It is obvious that the latest installment of the “Master Plan” will be about how the automaker’s plan to scale to 20 million vehicles per year by the end of the decade.
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