ARE THERE ANY TESLAS LEFT FOR 2021?

EV Channels Review

This video provides a comprehensive update on Tesla's Q2 2021 earnings, highlighting record profits driven by vehicle and energy products, dispelling reliance on regulatory credits. Key developments include significant progress at Gigafactory Texas and Berlin, with Model Y production testing underway and expected to commence in 2021. The Cybertruck is slated for production after the Model Y, likely in 2022. The transcript details Tesla's struggle with unprecedented demand versus supply chain constraints, particularly semiconductor shortages, which they are navigating through engineering solutions. The highly anticipated 4680 battery cells and structural battery pack are validated but face production bottlenecks, delaying their integration into the Model Y and Cybertruck until potentially next year. The video also touches on the controversial yoke steering wheel, the resumption of Model S deliveries after a brief hold, and the planned expansion of the Supercharger network to other EVs, which is projected to generate substantial revenue. Tesla's Semi truck launch is pushed to 2022 due to supply chain issues.