Inside Elon Musk's Famous $50,000 Tiny Home

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Time Codes:
00:00 - Intro
01:52 - Factory Floor
03:12 - Materials
07:08 - Assembly
08:48 - Pricing
09:36 - Unpacking
12:09 - Completed Boxabl
17:02 - Outro

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[RipperFromYT]

Elon's tiny home is just the entrance to his real house. Once inside you walk into the bathroom and an elevator takes you to a 200, 000 sf bunker 1000ft underground equipped with it's own starbucks and nightclub. He's not fooling me.

[dariangavin]

I just love the creativity, editing and how enes shoots his videos. Am pursuing a course in architecture btw because of the inspiration I got from his videos

[dblackout]

Like everybody's saying, this is just outstanding engineering. Design a tasteful living space with portability and cost as the primary constraints and you get this. I looks great and if more competitors join to make a market out of this, the idea of home ownership may change globally through the next decades. I can imagine this seriously being a consideration for many who can't afford a house on top of buying land. I could see someone (myself) spending more of their savings on buying land and then putting this on it instead. It looks more than adequate. Modular attachment functionality for more rooms would be a great revision to this product.

[EduardoRibeiro-mxwu]

Absolutely brilliant! For someone with a large property, possibly including a lake, creating a vacation rental site with multiple homes like these would be an excellent idea. I will definitely keep this in mind. Thank you, Enes, for the wonderful tour!

[jlg]

Three cowboy hats. A pair of cowboy boots. Whatever is happening here, I like it. These might be aliens in disguise, though.

[DylanSBennett]

How awesome. People in the 70’s could buy an entire farm working at a fast food joint or a gas station. Today we have to work notable careers to live in a fn box 😐

[BigWJE]

As someone who works in the uk construction industry, this is amazing!
Absolutely love the innovation

[behnamsadeghi]

For the people that already own a house, this is the great opportunity to assemble it in their backyard as a guesthouse!

[lukepascal]

This is super cool. I really like it a lot. But I can't help but remember that an actual house used to cost $50, 000 in 1980. Today, all you can afford is a box. How much has changed.

[tiffanie]

Like the old school Sears homes. They shipped everything straight to you and you followed the directions and put it together. Only those homes were normal sizes. Some are still standing and being lived in today.

[ggioia]

Would love to see how you connect other boxes especially where the stairs would go if there’s an upstairs

[TripleDinLV]

I remember the announcement locally, covered by both print and tv media; I'm so glad someone did an actual site visit and walkthrough. Thank you, Enes!

[mpedrozax]

What a contrast to the real-estate you normally show. Thanks for expanding out to alternative housing. It's nice to see bathrooms that costs $50k but its also nice to see a whole house that costs $50k. I really do appreciate the time your team spends to show us these things.

[carguy]

This would be great to put in my backyard as an office space. Wish they would have gone into more detail about the plumbing and electrical system. I'm assuming full solar but wonder how much work to connect to a grid and if it has traditional plumbing hookups for sewage drain and waterline connections?

[heatherwarner]

This is absolutely amazing. This is what the world needs - a way to provide more affordable housing to the masses, and a way to add on as a family grows, rather than always having to sell and buy up. I am in love with this concept, especially with the way that they can be moved with a family, as job situations change. These are the innovators the world needs, and a way of sustainability like nothing I've ever seen. Thank you so much for this.

[Robert]

Interesting concept. What is really missing is all the other costs... like land, site prep, foundation, plumbing, sewer, water connection, transportation, erecting, permits, electrical etc. so when you consider that and adding it to your 50K box you'll have somewhere close to 100K. Then if you wanted bigger boxes or more of them to stack up, the cost will jump quite a bit and after you do all that would you really move it? It's not like its a single wide. Did not see how these are anchored down so they don't blow away, what is the wind rating, what is the warranty? I wonder if someone would buy like 20 of them and build a small community (like a trailer park). Might be an interest business idea.

[Bonercondoner]

Would be neat if you did more tiny homes with high technology features.

[schwinnprotocol]

As many of these videos I’ve watched, they have yet to explain how the plumbing and electrical is configured in these units. I would like to see an in depth video of these utilities.

[ice_fox]

Just make them fit in a capsule, and we're good to go.

[HomesOnDemand]

This is innovative! Loving the content Enes!