Tesla's Elon Musk offers Americans cheaper cars, robot friends
The CEO of Tesla shared a vision for the future in a speech that was devoid of politics.
Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk returned to his day job on March 20 to hold an unexpected company all-hands. It was a subdued Musk leading the meeting, and at times, he seemed incredibly gracious to the staff of his electric vehicle company.
The tone of the meeting was clearly upbeat and lacked some of the angry energy Musk has shown in his role leading the Department for Government Efficiency (DOGE) for President Donald Trump. This meeting was largely Musk, the tech visionary, not Musk, the crusading political activist.
It was an uplifting view of what Musk believes his company can accomplish.
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This was a man speaking to employees who clearly (at least the ones allowed to ask questions) love him and who believe they're part of a bigger mission at Tesla.
And, while you can doubt the timing of the meeting due to activist calls to replace Musk because he simply has too many jobs, you can't question many of the things he said. The meeting showed Musk at his most optimistic, even if some of his predictions and proclamations are a little scary for anyone who has seen "Terminator."
