Tesla’s investor day certainly gives an initial impression that the event is exclusive for the automaker’s shareholders.
However, in a recent Twitter post, CEO Elon Musk explained what Tesla truly means by the term “investors.”
Optimistic and hopeful for the future
CEO Musk emphasized in his recent Tweet that Investor Day does not only acknowledge the automaker’s shareholders.
“Looking forward to Tesla Investor Day on March 1.
By this, we mean the broadest definition of investor, as in the people & life of Earth.
It will be a message of good hope & positivity for the future.”
Tesla CEO Elon Musk
As expressed in CEO Musk’s Tweet, the overall message of Tesla’s Investor Day would be optimism and hope for the future. Obviously, the Tesla boss is referring to sustainable technologies that could help the environment in the long run.
CEO Musk’s recent post is likely accurate, especially given that Investor Day will include a talk of the CEO’s Master Plan Part 3.
In hindsight, he has only teased the new Master Plan Part 3, stating that it will cover how it can achieve extreme-scale production.
Interestingly, the plan will also cover CEO Musk’s other businesses, such as SpaceX and The Boring Company.
Elon Musk’s Master Plan
It is worth noting that CEO Elon Musk has planned Tesla’s development over the years since its inception.
In retrospect, he first unveiled his Master Plan in 2006, proposing a roadmap for Tesla to transition from a niche EV maker producing vehicles like the initial Roadster to a famous automaker producing cars like the Model 3.
The plan also discussed the potential of EV drivers using renewable energy sources to power their vehicles, such as solar energy.
Ten years after Tesla’s initial Master Plan, CEO Musk unveiled Master Plan, Part Deux. It highlighted the company’s intentions to expand its reach by bringing new vehicle models such as heavy-duty trucks, pickup trucks, and urban transportation.
The plan also favored the following businesses:
- Tesla Energy and solar products
- Advanced driver-assistance technologies (Autopilot) development and deployment
- Robotaxi Network ambitions
Now, the Master Plan Part 3 is expected to cover Tesla’s forthcoming affordable EV, which costs around $25,000. According to the company’s Q4 and FY 2022 Update Letter, the “next generation vehicle platform is under development.” At the same time, Tesla is also expected to release further details about the EV on the upcoming Investor Day.
