Elon Musk Announces 3 NEW Teslas For 2023

Elon Musk Announces 3 NEW Teslas For 2023.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:45 Background
02:15 Car n°1
03:39 Car n°2
06:42 Car n°3

If there's one thing Tesla fans have always complained about regarding their company, it has to be their deadlines. The company seemed to have developed a habit of releasing cool fan art, huge specs and footage, maybe even a prototype, and then poof, the car would be gone and the people would be left waiting.

However, just last month, the company held an employee meeting, and in that meeting, we received confirmation for a bunch of new projects, and not just that, all of them are pointing towards one special thing, the fact that 2023 will be the year of Tesla.

So if you're interested in finding out more about this keynote, their new announcements, what exactly can we expect from these announcements, and where the company is headed in general, tune in because we have a whole load of news for you.

Now, with that out of the way, let's jump right in.

Background

If you go a decade back and try to find out about Tesla from your average layman, you will get nothing but a blank stare or random tidbits about the old scientist.

However, in just a short period of time, the company has gone from a low-volume gimmick company to a full-on trendsetter.

And with multiple factories, and 4 cars selling out before a shipment is even delivered on a regular basis, the company doesn't seem to want to stop anytime soon.

And the very latest meeting that the company held regarding their direction is just the confirmation we needed.

And not just that, while other press conferences and presentations have a habit of making stuff look like more than what it actually is, this meeting is a little different from others, since instead of it being a press conference, it's actually an employee conference.

What that means is that the stuff said in it is actually done so in a serious mood and has a lot more credibility.

Now with the context established, let's take a look at the news, which is mostly in the form of reports and tweets from inside the conference, which basically gives us word by word recreation of what went on.

And although there is a ton to unpack, there are 3 announcements that are of special interest to us, those being the not one, not two, but three cars that Tesla wants to unveil in 2023.

And with a lot happening worldwide, Tesla's new Self Driving software, new factories, bigger sales numbers and it is just generally a prime time to be the biggest EV manufacturer in the world.

And so it is not surprising that the company plans to ride the high wave onto victory.

So with that cleared up, here's the first main car:

[MrJonFranc]

The cybertruck kinda reminds me of the Delorian. Would be awesome if Tesla bought the Delorean rights and make a Tesla version from it. Tesla model D. 😁

[dhank]

The video is over and I'm still waiting for the three new Tesla models that were announced. The two year old Cybertruck with >1.2million pre-orders, the not-a-Model-2 Model 2 that was confirmed to be designed in China almost a year ago, and a Van than Elon's been talking about for years.

[jacobhightree]

I love the thought of FSD, but I'm still in the market for the model 3 because I would like to drive it myself from time to time. I test drove it and it's a blast to drive.

[optigabe]

My guess is the currently known model 2 will be the model A or something at least starting with A to create “sexy cars” with C being cybertruck and R being roadster, plus technically S as semi truck

[MikeJones-txiu]

I haven’t seen the minivan version...that would be a great idea, it’ll fill the void for individuals wanting something stylish that can hold 12-14 people. I hope they follow through with the design. Thanks for sharing 👍🏾 !

[vven]

maybe a fold up from dash steering wheel and pedals coming up through the ground option from the screen

[ChicagoBob]

It's like nVidia announcing a new video card, nothing to get excited about because it won't be able to buy or drive them

[abdulgill]

If Tesla makes a fully self driving car in the future, I would like to have an option where you can drive manually, which gives more people the option to pick what they like best. Maybe sometimes you wanna use auto pilot, and other times wanna drive manually. When I mean by manually, I meant by having full control over the vehicle.

[thomasruwart]

Seriously, thanks for the update! Much appreciated!

[gajjdy]

3:22 is that Leo interviewing Elon?? :DDD

[axemand]

Is it the Cybertruck, Semi and Roadster? Is it?

[luked]

Elon: 2ish years

Reality: 20ish years

[Knightfire]

I am really excited about the smaller tesla car. model 2/A would be

[jimmydowney]

As much as i like the Cyber Truck and the stainless look, Every time i see one I feel like im looking at a glorified DeLorean. Still awesome but i hope they offer many other colors.

[mustachioo]

Im actually hyped for the hatch version of Tesla

[cliftoncameron]

Great video. Inspiring. The beauty of ideas . . .

[rc]

"steel, steel, steel"... it's NOT just STEEL... it's a VERY specific Stainless Steel, which is like saying " I'd like a sandwich"... well.. WHAT KIND? There are a LOT of different steels... but "Stainless Steel" isn't just a steel that won't stain! Tesla has developed a very specific alloy of Stainless Steel that requires a very specialized production process... therefore the reason they are actually getting into that business... so that they have complete control over it's alloy blend and production quality.

[franklingillette]

I still have my order placed from 2020 for the Cybertruck.

[WordsInVain]

01:17 Are you talking about your own video thumbnail?

[aleczanderX]

I love the autonomous feature. Experiencing it first-hand was a thrill. ~My only concern with zero steering & peddles is the need to escape when danger is present. What happens exactly in the moment of autonomous driving when you are needing to get away quickly?