And there it is! The @Tesla Semi has arrived in Europe at the IAA event in Hannover Germany.🇩🇪 How impressive and also great to see the differences with the US model so well… Better get used to it, I think it will be all over Europe in 2027. Thanks for the great video @EFIEBER_ANDRE @teslaeurope @tesla_semi

Space-based data centers are essential for the continued development of humanity. This is why Elon Musk places such great importance on them: “Yes, if civilization continues, which it probably will, then AI in space is inevitable. We shouldn't take civilization for granted. We need to make sure to take care to ensure that civilization has an upward arc. To achieve any meaningful percentage of a Kardashev 2-scale civilization, where you are using even a millionth of the sun's energy, you must have solar-powered AI satellites in deep space.”

Elon Musk on AI: Let’s enjoy the ride “I still think there’s a risk associated with AI and robots. It’s not zero. I guess I’ve come to… my sort of philosophical conclusion is to look on the bright side. I can’t see any way to really stop this incredible momentum of AI and robots. And at times I sort of think, well, perhaps, even if there was a stop button, we probably shouldn’t press it because the most likely outcome is incredible abundance for all. Let’s enjoy the ride is, I think, my philosophy at this point. Because, honestly, there seems to be just inexorable progress here in AI and in robots that even if I wanted to stop it, I couldn’t.” Video by The Economist, edited by Eva Fox

While the idea of ​​satellite internet isn't new, no company in the world other than Starlink has been able to make it widely available. Elon Musk didn't just take an existing idea and suddenly start making money from it; he invested years of work and billions of dollars in investments to first create a rocket company capable of launching satellites, and then create Starlink; both are unique technologies. The complexity of the Starlink system is the primary reason it remains the world's only global high-speed internet system. The company had to build numerous technologies literally from scratch because no other supplier in the world produced the components necessary to build a system like Starlink. “The reason Starlink is the only global high-bandwidth Internet system of any kind, terrestrial or space-based, is that it is a staggeringly difficult technology problem. We had to invent so much technology from scratch! There is no supplier to whom one can go to buy the pieces needed to build something like Starlink, because they don’t exist!” Elon Musk

AI and advanced humanoid robots, like Optimus, will achieve sustainable abundance by completely restructuring how goods and services are created. The global economy is fundamentally constrained by labor scarcity. By introducing a virtually infinite workforce, society can shift from a scarcity-driven economy to a post-scarcity world.

@Tesla Semi news from Europe: The Tesla Semi website is now active in Europe. It can be seen in most countries in many languages. If you’re interested just click and get more information. Deliveries start beginning of 2027. @teslaeurope @tesla_semi

Breaking news from Tesla Europe: @Tesla has just officially announced that the Tesla Semi is coming to Europe! Deliveries to customers in Europe are scheduled to begin next year, in 2027. Further details will be announced in the coming months. Fleet managers and drivers interested in the Semi can sign up. They will then receive the latest updates. As I posted about before: the Semi is being exhibited at IAA Transportation in Hanover—the leading European platform for logistics, commercial vehicles, and the transport sector—from September 14 (press day) to September 20. The Tesla Semi is fully electric and designed for efficient long-haul transport. It is more powerful and efficient than traditional trucks, while offering lower operating costs. To transform heavy-duty freight transport, the Semi was designed from the ground up as an electric vehicle. It combines Tesla’s expertise in batteries, powertrains, software, and manufacturing with the demands of modern logistics. Amazing news for us all in Europe! I cannot wait to see the first one here… @teslaeurope @tesla_semi @EvaFox

AOC is a hypocrite willing to watch everything go up in flames, just as long as she reaps the benefits. Here’s a quick fact-check: 1. She denounced private jets as “insatiable” and “unacceptable,” then boarded one for an “anti-oligarchy” tour. AOC and Bernie Sanders chartered a Challenger 604 private jet on their “Fighting Oligarchy” tour, including a Bakersfield-to-Sacramento flight. The same aircraft had already flown them Salt Lake City → Boise → Bakersfield. So, they used the exact class of travel she had called unacceptable. 2. She mocked Elon Musk for charging $8 on X, while selling $58 campaign merch and dressing it up as community money. Campaign filings showed large payments to the merch vendor, not itemized charity donations from those sales. 3. She accused Elon of not being “free speechy,” after blocking critics herself until a First Amendment lawsuit forced an apology. In 2019, she blocked former New York Assemblyman Dov Hikind for criticizing her. She settled this one, but other critics remained blocked on her account after the settlement. 4. She wanted the media environment “reined in,” then treated Musk’s platform rules as a free-speech emergency when they inconvenienced her. On January 13, 2021, she said Congress would have to “figure out how we rein in our media environment so that you can’t just spew disinformation and misinformation.” That is a call for tighter control of speech she dislikes. In 2022, she framed a notifications glitch on X as proof Musk was crushing dissent. No evidence was ever produced that he personally disabled her app. 5. She called Elon a “union buster” and kept driving a non-union Tesla. In November 2022, she told Elon: “You’re a union buster with an ego problem who pockets the change from underpaying and mistreating people.” On September 24, 2023, she said the household car was a Tesla Model 3. She spent years attacking Elon's labor record while using his product. 6. She branded Elon a “leech on the public” for contracts and subsidies, while championing the green-subsidy regime Tesla collected. In April 2019, she defended solar and EV-style subsidies and said calling them “socialist” while backing fossil subsidies was “bad faith.” Tesla received federal EV credits, California ZEV credits, and related green incentives — the policy class she supports. When later bills hit EV credits, she told Elon he had backed the party that campaigned against them. Public money is a “leech” only when Elon gets it. Public money is climate justice when it is her program.

Starlink has significantly transformed the world. Millions of people who previously had no even hope of ever accessing the internet are now connected. Starlink is one of the greatest achievements for all of humanity, made possible by Elon Musk and SpaceX. Thank you! “Starlink has done more than any NGO to lift people out of poverty by connecting them with a means of education and a market for their goods & services via the Internet.” Elon Musk

NEWS: The Tesla Model Y just became France’s best-selling car. Not the best EV, the best car!!! 4,622 sales in August, up 383%, beating the Peugeot 208. In August, Tesla sold 5,038 vehicles in France. Year-to-date: 36,161, up 148%. August was the first month Model Y ever led the entire French market. In a market built on Clio and 208. Congratulations!!!

Elon Musk is a truly extraordinary person and a very atypical boss. He can easily wander into the studio where SpaceX employees are broadcasting live and fill it and the audience with positive emotions🙌🏼 I love that about him! 🩵

“The future of the company is fundamentally based on large-scale autonomous cars and large-scale and large volume, vast numbers of autonomous humanoid robots. Optimus is the biggest product of any kind.” Elon Musk

Maye Musk knew Elon was a genius from the time he was 3 years old. However, she honestly admits she didn't do anything special to foster his genius. She simply was always honest with him, as she was with her other children, and supported all her kids for who they were. "You want to know how to raise a genius? People ask me all the time. But I think what I did was leave them alone to develop their own passions and give them the freedom to explore their own ideas. Of course, the kids had limits-they knew if they were disruptive when I was working, I wouldn't have a job. Then they wouldn't have a home! I was always truthful with them. I guess in a sense I didn't treat them like children; I treated them like people."