Big Questions Still Remain About Tesla's Model 3

The video discusses Tesla's current challenges, focusing on two main questions: whether Tesla can meet its production deadlines and if the Model 3 can be profitable. Tesla has a history of delays, and the Model 3's profitability is crucial, requiring significant cost reductions, especially in battery prices. To address this, Tesla is building the world's largest battery factory. The company's focus has shifted from convincing drivers to go electric to meeting the high demand for the Model 3.

What is a significant challenge Tesla has faced with launching new cars?

• Finding new investors

• Designing new car models

• Meeting projected launch dates

• Reducing car weight

Why is it crucial for the Model 3 to be profitable at its $35,000 price point?

• To ensure Tesla's financial stability

• To increase production speed

• To expand into new markets

• To compete with luxury car brands

What is Tesla's strategy to reduce battery costs for the Model 3?

• Outsourcing battery production

• Building the world's largest battery factory

• Using cheaper materials

• Reducing the size of the battery

What has changed in Tesla's biggest challenge over the years?

• Meeting the overwhelming demand for the Model 3

• Reducing production costs

• Convincing drivers to go electric

• Developing new car models

What must Tesla focus on in the next two years to succeed?

• Increasing marketing efforts

• Ensuring all operations go smoothly

• Hiring more engineers

• Expanding into new countries