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Tesla vehicle demand will explode once unsupervised FSD is legally available due to enormous value and software-hardware independence.

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“The Surprising Twist After Tesla Cybercab Launch”
Solving The Money ProblemPublished Sep 6 · 23 passages

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But the bottom line here is that Tesla's engineers did exactly what they said they would do. They have reinvented the manufacturing system for how vehicles are produced and how this will be done in the future.

Clearly, this will eventually make its way into future vehicles as well. The title of this video is: Tesla has just reinvented the car. Often, they tend not to cover many of Tesla's major achievements.

Tesla's Cybertruck launch did not live up to the hype surrounding it.

I was particularly impressed by the "unbox" manufacturing system, the vehicle's incredibly luxurious interior, Tesla's next-generation thermal management system, the latest propulsion unit, and the list goes on and on and on .

Here's a glimpse of what they said about CyberTrack. The Cybertruck is truly an amazing vehicle. The front section, and the added feature, is a huge Gigacast mold, and the rest of the parts are simple assembly pieces.

Tesla has really done an amazing job of re-engineering almost all of the major systems to make them more efficient, less expensive, and more reliable. It works, and it appears to be far superior to traditional manufacturing. Sitting in a Cybertruck is absolutely amazing .

who want to tell you that the event was a huge disappointment, a huge letdown, and didn't live up to the hype , etc. Not Tesla investors, but ordinary viewers who came across content about the launch event from their favorite content creator.

It is clear that there is a lot of interest in the Cybertruck. First comment: I hope they sell them to the general public for private use. This is a lifesaver if you have elderly parents or anyone who is unable to drive. I will buy one as soon as it is released.

So, the first of these comments, there is interest in the personal ownership of the Cybertruck.

Of course, Eric may not be aware of this, but this is what will eventually happen to all Tesla vehicles. It will be fully autonomous, with an unsupervised FSD system globally over time.

This raises a very important and obvious fact about Tesla. The moment people can legally buy a Tesla vehicle and operate an FSD system without supervision in at least their entire state , there will be a huge crowd of new Tesla customers lining up to buy these vehicles.

The value that comes with a vehicle that can drive you legally, safely, and autonomously, or drive your parents, children, and anyone in your city, neighborhood, or state, is enormous.

The supervised FSD system is already selling Tesla cars. But when this system becomes unsupervised in one area after another, the demand for Tesla vehicles will completely explode.

indirectly highlights the apparent massive increase in demand for Tesla vehicles of any kind once people can legally operate them with an unsupervised FSD system .

This is the amazing thing about Tesla's general self-driving system being software . It is independent of the hardware. As long as you have enough optical cameras , we can modify the software based on the camera location and the overall size and shape of the vehicle, and the software itself will work perfectly efficiently and safely.

Tesla's legal and safe operation of self-driving vehicles within a fleet of robot taxis is the first step. This paves the way for a future of fully autonomous (FSD) driving without supervision in each of these cities, then states across the United States, and then globally.

Option one: Pay this amount, get a Tesla, sign up for self-driving, and get a safe driver 24/7 whenever I need one. What will happen to companies that don't have unsupervised self-driving when Tesla owns them?

"I want to buy 12 units of Tesla robot taxis and run this business from home while I sleep ." Incidentally, for those who don't know, Tesla has now begun accepting expressions of interest from commercial buyers for their Cybertruck fleet.

But of course, running a fleet of "Cyber Cabs," as Musk previously pointed out, could be a great opportunity for people who have previously driven taxis and Ubers to become fleet managers instead.

I repeat, I'm telling you guys, the demand for Tesla cars, once fully unsupervised self-driving is available , will be enormous.

there is clearly fascination and interest , not just in the "Cyber Truck", but in the question: Can I buy one of these? If only I could own a vehicle like this myself.

And over time, this will happen. By the way, have you come up with an answer to the question: What will happen to companies that do not have fully unsupervised self-driving when Tesla provides it?

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2026-09-07Bullish
Tesla held its "CyberTruck Lollapalooza" event in Austin, Texas.
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2026-09-06BullishThis one
But the bottom line here is that Tesla's engineers did exactly what they said they would do. They have reinvented the manufacturing system for how vehicles are produced and how this will be done in the future.
2026-09-05Bullish
Heartiest congratulations to the entire Tesla team on the official launch of their dedicated robotic taxi, the "CyberCab".
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