Elon Musk teases 'Master Plan 3' on March 1, Tesla investor day, the path to Earth's fully sustainable energy future
Per Reuters
Elon Musk says that he will be unveiling "Master Plan 3," which is expected to tackle achieving a fully sustainable energy future, on March 1. This would be when Musk's EV company Tesla will be launching the first-ever Investor Day.
In a tweet, Elon Musk shared a poster with the name of the event, location, and date. The center text on the poster read Investor Day, which will be held at Giga Texas on March 1.
Musk: "Master Plan 3, the path to a fully sustainable energy future for Earth will be presented on March 1,"
Recently, most headlines regarding Musk are related to his activities on Twitter. An example of a headline is the Twitter CEO saying that the social platform is now "trending to breakeven."
Musk shared how it was difficult for him to balance saving Twitter from bankruptcy while still performing his duties and fulfilling them at his other companies. The Twitter CEO mentioned his duties at Tesla and SpaceX.
This also comes as Musk was recently found not liable in a securities fraud case over his earlier statement saying he would take Tesla private. However, the investors' lawyer said they are disappointed with the verdict and are looking at the next steps and considering them.
In an annual shareholder meeting in August for tesla, Musk said that part three of his Master Plan included "scaling." The statement was directed toward car production and the supply chain.
Per Tech Crunch, Musk was also leaning towards other themes like AI and said that the first stage of the plan would involve his other companies. The report specifically mentioned SpaceX and The Boring Company.
In a companywide meeting, the plan's main reason was expressed in a question that involved the earth's energy infrastructure.
“How do you get to enough scale to actually shift the entire energy infrastructure of earth?”
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