Just REVEALED! Tesla's New $10,000 Tiny Home

What if you could live sustainably but with all the modern amenities? If you could downsize without feeling like you’ve lost anything at all? Tesla has come up with a solution that might suit your needs - and it might just be exactly what you’re looking for.

Welcome back, today we will be looking at the new project in collaboration with Paolo Tirami and Elon Musk’s Tesla. Elon Musk is dipping his toes into the housing market - with a bet that their tiny home will revolutionize how people live. The overall aim of Tiramani is to create an option that will bridge the gap for unhoused individuals. This prefabricated home is built with an area of 20 square meters and a height of 2.90 meters. While currently holding a value of about $50,000, the aim is to bring it down to a more affordable market - just $10,000. While the project and business have taken off in Australia - we can still look at what they’re doing and why this might be the pre-fab home of our dreams.
Drop a like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for notifications. Now, let’s look at some features that makes this tiny home unique:

1. Sustainable Living
Designed as an off-grid living solution, the Tesla Tiny Home is a dream for people looking to live a bit “smaller.” It’s a great example of sustainable living, helping people reduce their carbon footprints. It’s creating the future of sustainable living; why should you suffer for your desire to be more eco-friendly? Tesla does this with;

● Solar Panels and Tesla Powerwall 2 Batteries
● Eco-friendly Building Materials and Appliances
● Smart Monitoring System:

2. Energy Efficiency Features

● The Tesla Tiny Home is designed with energy efficiency in mind. From its insulation and sealing to its appliances and lighting, it uses minimal energy - reducing its carbon footprint and operating costs. Plus, it has a smart monitoring system that tracks energy usage and recommends reducing energy consumption.

Some Benefits of Energy Efficiency are:
● Reduced carbon footprint
● Lower operating costs
● Intelligent energy tracking and recommendations
3. Smart Technology
The Tesla Tiny Home is equipped with smart technology features that makes it possible to control and monitor your home as long as you have an internet connection. Remotely control temperature, lighting, and appliances - and you can even track energy usage and charge levels.

Stay Informed and In control - all at the touch of a button. The system provides notifications and alerts to keep homeowners informed and in control, making the Tesla Tiny Home a truly smart and connected living space. You’ll also be alerted to any potential issues to keep your home running smoothly. Some of those features include the ability to:

● Control temperature, lighting, and appliances.
● Track energy usage and battery charge levels.
● Integrate with Tesla vehicles.
● Receive notifications and alerts.

With the Tesla Tiny Home, you can enjoy the convenience and flexibility of having smart technology at your fingertips. Easily control your home’s lighting, temperature, and appliances and enjoy the comfort of a safe and secure home you can verify on the go.

4. Integration with Tesla Vehicles

Designed with state-of-the-art Tesla Vehicle integration, you can use your car as an additional power source for the home. It’s an innovative solution for homeowners in a bind - the house can be powered, even without sun use. Solar panels will work in most cases.

The Tesla Tiny Home: Pros & Cons

The Tesla Tiny Home offers many benefits, making it an attractive option for a compact, sustainable, and cost-effective living solution.

● Efficient Space Utilization: With a small footprint, efficient space utilization will bring the Tesla Tiny home over the edge for many. Every inch of this space needs to be more utilized - and for many, the simplicity and efficiency will be a welcome change. Minimalism is in - and many are looking for better ways to simplify their lives.
● Smart Technology and Renewable Energy Sources: For those looking to live sustainably while off the grid, using energy-efficient appliances, renewable energy sources, and smart technology will help reduce operating costs - all while making you, the homeowner, more responsible about your energy consumption.
● Flexible and Convenient Lifestyle: The self-sustaining nature of the home and its smart features also gives you, the owner, the option of a more relaxed and convenient lifestyle.
● Affordable and Accessible

While there are plenty of benefits, there are always drawbacks and challenges. No matter what type of home you’re looking for, it’s crucial to weigh the pros and cons before deciding. The Tesla Tiny Home has a lot to offer, but it’s also important to be aware of the potential drawbacks.

● Limited space can Pose Challenges
● Lack of Customization Options
● Dependence on Technology and Power

[constancebrockmans]

This video speaks of tiny homes but shows two story homes, stairs, 2 door refrigerators, plenty rooms...outside it shows only a Container sized home for 10, 000$

[sumithraas]

(1) how does clean water come into the house and dirty water go out of the house? (2) can this house also connect to electricity provided by the city or is it limited to only solar power? (3) will it take internet lines from city (like fiber optic cables etc) (4) is it possible to have multi level house or is it always single level?

[jkalibeelz]

We all know this can be done, Federal & state governments are always talking about it, but that’s all they do is talk.. Imo these tiny houses could help solve many crises going on here in America & around the world..

[Mike-iqkv]

This just feels like an ad… no details, square footage, power wattage, sewer, water, plumbing?

[emekaobiakor-vpoh]

What of the water source and where does the waste go and also the toilet?😅

[EcoMouseMX]

Elon Musk bought into Boxable. He's only slapping his name on some of these, and providing the solar and batteries. Of course they are going after the homeless marketing angle first. It's a virtue signal, and how you get sweet, sweet government grants. These can never be built for $10k. Only through gov't subsidies. But, just take a look at how all those "affordable housing" projects have their costs magically balloon over the course of the builds.

I've already started building tiny eco modular homes just now... and the hinderance behind anything "affordable" or even "off-grid" is the county permitting process. The need for an engineered septic, even before you submit your building plans. This is a quick $20-$30k right off the top, BEFORE you start paying architects, civil engineers, land surveyors, structural, land work/grading etc, for them to do what they need to do, before you can even pour your concrete pad or piers. Assume every one of those guys asks for $5k each. Then concrete work could easily balloon into $30k just by itself. And we've not talked about the price of the land either.

Sorry to burst everyone's bubble... but building affordable housing or even cheap off-grid home is way out of the reach of us regular peons. You need to have at least $100k in cash to even get started. That's if you plan on doing ALL the labor part yourself, and can finance the rest of the build through a hard money loan against the land. Then refinance the finished build with a traditional mortgage, to pay off the hard money loan for the construction.

[walter]

It will never happen for 10 grand... keep dreaming and creating click bait.

[kmjhss]

That would be perfect for me! I'll keep watching and waiting for the homes to come to market

[michellebarnes-fekx]

Don't think Tesla new tiny house is 10k there using that price for rumor click bait real price is 50k I think

[karens]

Looks okay to me. I'm retired now and I live in senior housing with one bedroom and a microscopic kitchen. But if I were still working, I wouldn't automatically dismiss this. But I would need some privacy and some land to grow a few tomatoes. The technology, I'd figure it out.

[oldtymer]

I think this tries to do too much: just it folding out to being a nice home is cool enough, all the "smart" and energy efficient features could be optional or even added later when the home owner is financially ready. It would also help if they had several manufacturing facilities in different parts of the country to keep shipping cost low - it doesn't help keep cost down if you build this in NV and somebody in ME wants one! at $3 per mile to ship your adding about 50% to the home's cost!

Anyway, thats my take on it.

[michaelcorti]

this video is a joke. This isn't tesla at all. It's a Boxable which is manufactured in Las Vegas, NV

[tesladura]

Tesla is not making "tiny homes". The fact that Tesla is mentioned so prominently, means that you can't believe anything else about this video, either.

[eventconsultants]

Wish they would allow combining 2 units of more. I would do a 2 bed 1.5 bath.

[daniellee]

I want one hook me Elon just what I've been looking for

[lindaheaviland]

I am looking for a tiny home option to fit my budget. I will also soon to be retiring. It looks good at this stage but will keep checking on their progress.

[Willmere]

It's will keep an old 66 women from sitting on the streets. A nice study spot for learning to teach others.

[SoftwareManiacLSM]

The title says Tesla but I don't get it. The video is generic with no revealing.

[doc_ineeda_win]

How can I get one for this 10k I have spot for it

[christinebrown]

Is it on the market yet? What about water and bathroom waste? Ty