What to Expect for Tesla Model 3 Deliveries This Year

The transcript discusses Tesla's transition from manual to automated car production, aiming to increase output from 30 to 5000 vehicles by December. It highlights consumer concerns about car configurations and the loss of tax credits. The challenges in meeting production targets and the potential for customer dissatisfaction are addressed. Financial risks and investment plans, including the construction of new giga factories, are also discussed.

What is Tesla's production goal for December, and what is the key challenge they face?

• 5000 vehicles, with the challenge of manual production

• 1000 vehicles, with the challenge of high costs

• 3000 vehicles, with the challenge of low demand

• 7000 vehicles, with the challenge of regulatory issues

What unique feature does the Tesla vehicle have that might affect consumer acceptance?

• A rearview camera

• A built-in GPS system

• A 15-inch iPad-like device

• A traditional speedometer

What is the impact of the $7500 tax credit cap on Tesla customers?

• The tax credit is available indefinitely

• The credit applies to all electric vehicles

• Only 70,000 more vehicles can be sold with the credit

• All customers will receive the tax credit

What is one of the major financial challenges Tesla faces according to the transcript?

• Building 6 or 8 giga factories

• Reducing employee salaries

• Increasing vehicle prices

• Decreasing production costs

How does the transcript describe the risk associated with investing in Tesla stock?

• A stable investment

• An asymmetric risk

• A low-risk investment

• A guaranteed high return