In today's episode, we get a huge update on the launch of the orbital spaceship.
Elon Musk teases the third installment of his master plan, the boring company is relocating to Texas, and Tesla's insurance program has extended in the United States once more, so let's get started!

Tesla's master plan part 3 has been teased by Elon Musk, and it's quickly shaping up to be his most ambitious. Elon's master plan, however, will not only focus on Tesla this time, but will also encompass his other business operations, such as SpaceX and The Boring Company, to establish a single broad vision and one purpose. That's what he's been saying on Twitter lately, at least. Elon Musk stated on March 21st that the major focus of Tesla's new project is to "scale up" the electric vehicle and energy storage company to "extreme size." Musk also addressed the business's artificial intelligence efforts, implying that Tesla will become an artificial intelligence company.

If we recall the original master plan, it was very straightforward: develop and sell a limited-edition sports car to support the design and mass manufacturing of a luxury car, which in turn would fund the design and high-volume production of a less expensive vehicle. Tesla fulfilled this aim by following the road map of the roadster's release in 2008, the Model S's release in 2012, and the Model 3's release in 2017, all of which were available for under $35,000 at the time. The reason we had to start with step one was because it was all I could afford to accomplish with what I made from PayPal, Elon explained in 2016. I believed our prospects of success were so slim that I didn't want to risk anyone else's money at first.


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