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* **Host & Shoutouts:** Dylan Loomis hosts "Electrified." Special thanks to new patron Mo P, and the intro idea came from Dylan's wife.
* **Cybercab Deployment & First Responder Guides (Austin):**
* Tesla completed a major hurdle: Cybercab First Responder Guides are now live on the Texas Department of Public Safety website.
* This makes Austin the first location with official Cybercab documentation.
* Deployment timeframe: A few weeks passed between Model Y guide and deployment, but with existing operations, Cybercab might be faster.
* **Upcoming Tesla Announcement:**
* Lars Moravy (Herbert) stated a "big announcement" is coming from Tesla on Tuesday, July 7th, related to "scaling efforts" at Giga Texas. Speculation points to Cybercab.
* **Cybercab Testing & Features:**
* **Track Testing:** Cybercabs are testing autonomously on tracks, some with Cybercab logos.
* **No Steering Wheel:** Recent views show Cybercabs at Giga Austin test track with no steering wheel and a safety monitor on the passenger side.
* **Decals:** A key observation is that *deployed* Cybercabs will have the "Cybercab" wordmark on the sides and trunk lid, distinguishing them from test/stockpiled vehicles.
* **Test Vehicles:** Some Cybercabs for testing *are* equipped with steer-by-wire steering wheels and pedals (operating at SAE Level 2 autonomy) for validation, but are reportedly being converted to production versions by removing these test additions.
* **Communication:** Two-way speakers are located on the B-pillars for direct interaction.
* **Charging:** Charge port is on the rear driver's side. No mention of wireless charging components in the guide.
* **Safety Features:**
* Designed to disengage autonomous movement and park if a seatbelt unbuckles or a cabin door opens/remains open.
* Not equipped with a hood prop rod.
* Production version (without wheel) has 10 airbags (5 per side).
* Stored gas inflators (for airbags) near the roof and front.
* Additional pressurized air canister between rear wheels (likely for camera cleaning system).
* Active hood pedestrian protection system triggers between 15-32 mph, raising the rear of the hood.
* Infrared webbing on seatbelts for night visibility.
* **Interior Controls:** Door buttons are below the B-pillar cameras; window switches are below the touchscreen.
* **Construction:**
* A and B pillars, door rings: Ultra high-strength reinforced steel.
* Overhead rail: High-strength steel.
* Other structures/body: Various strengths of steel or aluminum.
* Exterior panels: Plastic, some reinforced with glass fiber.
* Windshield: Laminated safety glass; Side windows: Tempered safety glass.
* B-pillar applique: Plastic.
* **Electrical System:**
* 400V high-voltage battery system (enclosure is the cabin floor with a thin layer of steel).
* New and upgraded 48V low-voltage system (for "ether loop" gains, 800V not needed for small vehicles).
* **Towing:** Must be transported with all four tires off the ground to prevent motor generation. Tow strap behind the front license plate.
* **Wheels:** Wheel covers pop off for lug nut/tire valve access.
* **First Responder Interaction:**
* Can remotely establish temporary geofences (1000 feet for ~1 hour).
* Designed to respond to visible hand signals from first responders and follow cone-designated pathways (video example shown of FSD responding to a police officer's wave).
* **Operational Design Domain (ODD):** Operates on all public roadways (freeways, highways, city streets, rural roads), private roadways, and service stations (parking lots, charging, car washes, garages). Functions 24/7 and under light/moderate precipitation (rain, fog, snow).
* **Cybercab Houston Launch Rumors:**
* Kobe Pierce reports a "very reputable source" indicating a mid-to-late July Cybercab launch in Houston.
* Expected service expansion in Houston could include NRG Stadium and George Bush Intercontinental Airport (airport operation not confirmed).
* The service area is anticipated to be roughly 50% larger than Waymo's current area.
* Timing is likely just before the Q2 earnings call (July 22nd).
* **Robo-taxi Service Scaling & Past Performance:**
* Tesla's past Model Y robo-taxi launches in Dallas and Houston were limited (sometimes unavailable), suggesting initial Cybercab deployments might also be small (under 10 vehicles) for weeks.
* **Stockpiling:**
* Phoenix: Material number of Cybercabs (and Model Ys with camera cleaning housings) seen in staging lots, but *without Cybercab decals*.
* Houston: 78 Cybercabs observed over the weekend, *without Cybercab decals*.
* Dallas: Dozens of Cybercabs seen in a lot, *without Cybercab decals*, one with a Starlink terminal.
* **Austin Fleet:** Tesla added 15 vehicles on June 27th, bringing the official Austin robo-taxi fleet to 84 registered vehicles.
* **Missed Deadlines & Strategic Shifts:**
* Tesla missed its H1 2024 deadline for launching robo-taxi services in Phoenix, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, and Las Vegas.
* The Q1 shareholder deck shifted the timeline from "H1 2024" to "preparations underway" for these cities.
* The speaker believes this delay was strategic, as Tesla likely saw promising internal testing with FSD V15 and decided to wait for that model's public release.
* **Sponsor: DeleteMe:**
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* Offers 20% off using code "electrified" at joindeleteme.com/electrified.
* **Tesla Stock Performance (June 28th):**
* TSLA closed at $411.84, up 8.46%, significantly outperforming the Nasdaq (up 2.25%).
* Potential reasons for the surge: Q2 delivery beat expectations, Lars's announcement, Cybercab guide release, algorithmic trading, or the FSD V14 Lite rollout.
* **FSD V14 Lite Rollout:**
* Ashok Elluswamy confirmed FSD V14 Lite is rolling out to AI3 early access customers, with wider rollout planned.
* This build distills AI4's V14 driving behavior for AI3's camera and compute configuration, despite AI3 having only ~15% of AI4's effective memory bandwidth.
* Elon Musk congratulated the AI team for overcoming the tough challenge.
* **Market Impact:** This is a "needle mover" for Tesla stock as FSD subscription adoption is highly margin-accretive.
* **Hardware 3:** Approximately 3-4 million vehicles are equipped with Hardware 3.
* **Early Reviews:** Generally positive, seen as a significant upgrade over V12 (HW3 never received V13).
* **Missing Features (from AI4):** V14 Lite currently lacks Mad Max speed profile, FSD stats app, streak counters, celebrations, and unified Smart Summon (emergency vehicle pull-over TBD).
* **Quantization Team:** Praised for their ability to optimize large models for older, more limited hardware (HW3 is 7 years old).
* **Future Prospects:** Hope for a free 30-day trial post-widespread rollout to boost subscriptions.
* **International Expansion:**
* Tesla will be arriving in Uruguay. The market has about 75,000 light vehicle sales per year, with BEVs making up 20% (13,500 units) in 2025. Favorable EV policies exist, but there's competition from lower-priced Chinese EVs.
* **Regulatory News:**
* NHTSA closed its probe into Tesla vehicles over power steering loss. The investigation was upgraded to an engineering analysis, but closed after Tesla issued an OTA recall to fix the problem (Tesla stated its recall was not in response to NHTSA's investigation).
* **Automotive Industry News:**
* **VW and Bosch:** Volkswagen is reportedly ending its automated driving tie-up with auto supplier Bosch, part of a wider push to cut costs. The 2022 partnership (with VW's software unit Cariad) reportedly invested $1.7 billion but "had not met expectations" and found the technology "not yet competitive." VW will seek a new partner (speculated Nvidia or Tesla).
* **Monroe Live & Slate Auto:** Monroe Live's significant involvement in Slate Auto's development boosts confidence in Slate's ability to keep costs low and make good decisions.
* **Ride-Hail & Autonomous Partnerships:**
* **Waymo & Uber (Phoenix):** Waymo robo-taxis are no longer available on Uber's ride-hail app in Phoenix, ending a three-year partnership. Uber is preparing to launch a *separate* autonomous vehicle partnership in the city, but has not named the partner. Waymo's vehicles are now integrated into its own Phoenix fleet.
* **Uber's New Partner Speculation:** The speaker believes Uber's next partner in Phoenix is likely Lucid/Aurora, citing Lucid's Arizona manufacturing, their existing partnership with Uber for Houston, and a commitment to 20,000 vehicles. The speaker emphasizes that Tesla does not need Uber, but Uber needs Tesla.
* **SpaceX & Starlink Revenue:**
* Ark Invest's Aaron Burnett notes bullish estimates for Starlink capacity and revenue. Shay Bloor estimates SpaceX revenue could reach $100 billion by 2028.
* Elon Musk stated he would be "disappointed if SpaceX did not significantly exceed these milestones," setting targets like $37 billion this year, $68 billion next year, and around $97 billion by 2028.
* **Compute Leasing:** Emphasized as a potentially huge revenue stream ("dozens of billions of dollars") for SpaceX, leveraging its Colossus AI compute capacity.
* **Closing Stock Prices (June 28th):**
* Tesla (TSLA): $411.84 (+8.46%)
* SpaceX (unofficial): $164.19 (+7.15%)
* Nasdaq (NDX): +2.25%