🤖🧠👀 AI 4 Everman

This whole “we need to focus on Cybercab” thing might be the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. Seriously, have we forgotten how the automotive industry works? Look at Tesla’s competition: Ford: Sold 4.4 MILLION vehicles globally in 2025, across multiple vehicle segments and markets, including North America, Europe, China, and Australia. General Motors: Offers roughly 36 different models across Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, and Cadillac. Sold approximately 6.2 MILLION vehicles globally in 2025. GM alone offers everything from affordable crossovers to full-size pickups, luxury SUVs, performance cars, commercial vehicles, and EVs. These companies aren’t putting all their eggs in one basket. They’re competing across different price points, vehicle categories, and markets simultaneously. Yet somehow, we’re supposed to believe Tesla can’t develop a Cybercab AND continue expanding its consumer vehicle lineup? Why can’t Tesla build an affordable compact EV? A larger family SUV? A commercial van? A next-generation Roadster? AND a Cybercab? Cybercab should be an addition to Tesla’s future, not a replacement for everything else. The idea that a company with Tesla’s resources and ambitions needs to focus almost exclusively on one vehicle is ridiculous. Tesla should be expanding into MORE markets, MORE segments, and MORE price points. Not limiting itself to fewer opportunities.