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I hope Bill Gates is watching this. He once said electric semi-trucks would never happen.

Here's how Elon Musk found out Bill Gates has no basic physics. Gates showed up at Tesla Austin certain a long-range Semi could never work. Energy density? Efficiency? He didn't have a single number. Elon Musk: "You’d think that someone like Bill Gates, who clearly started a

New video of Elon Musk talking about the @Tesla Semi: "Drivers are going to love this truck. It's almost like a sports-car in truck form. This is going to be a game changing truck, and it's going to make sense economically. The wait list is already pretty significant."

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Elon Musk says this could be the year when you fall asleep in your Tesla and wake up at your destination. Musk says autonomy is critical to the future of transportation. His view: combustion vehicles and non-autonomous cars will eventually become niche, much like riding horses

@Tesla Owners Silicon Valley

2011. Bloomberg asks Elon Musk about a Chinese EV maker called BYD. He starts laughing before he even answers. The reporter presses: "Warren Buffett owns 10% of that. Why do you laugh?" Musk, still laughing: "Have you seen their car?" He goes on: "I don't think it's

Elon Musk: “I think this year it will be the case that you, from a technical standpoint, you'll be able to fall asleep in the Tesla and wake up at your destination."

Elon says the Tesla Semi is finally coming off the line in volume. He called it a driver’s truck with sports car punch, a megawatt charger for heavy loads, and a cheaper mile than diesel. Self-driving is next for those brutal long runs so the person behind the wheel is not

There will ultimately be tens of millions of driverless Teslas throughout the world giving rides 24/7

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