
Tesla has mysteriously announced that it is holding an ‘all-hands’ meeting in public live-streamed on X amid a tough quarter.
This is a first for the company.
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At around 9:00 PM ET Thursday, Tesla posted a live stream on X with some sound checks titled “all hands meeting Q1 2025”, but it went down shortly after.
Top comment by Mark Wegman
If I were an employee at this meeting and wanted to keep my job I'd just clap loudly at everything he said. Many other tech companies regularly have meetings with the CEO and permit anonymous questions. This feels a bit like a desperation move to pretend things are ok. And yes, layoffs may not be far away.
At 9:30PM ET, the stream went live again, but nothing started until 9:57 PM when a video about Tesla’s business started.
This new strategy of holding a surprise public meeting comes at the end of a challenging quarter for Tesla, as the automaker is expected to deliver fewer cars than it had in any quarter in the last 3 years.
- Musk is now on stage:

A “all-hands”, or town hall, is a company-wide gathering where all employees, leaders, and stakeholders discuss company-wide matters, ensuring everyone is on the same page and updated on key information.
- Musk announced that Tesla has produced 7 million vehicles to date – this was announced in October 2024
- Musk says that Tesla is the top place to work.
- Musk release safety data:

- Musk says that a better to think about a sustainable economy is “abundance for all.”
- Musk claims that “everyone in the world will be able to get everything they want” – “good or service”.
- He says that AI and robotics are the keys to that – hence why Tesla is working on Optimus.
- Musk claims that Model Y is going to be the best-selling car this year despite having still 3 full quarters to go in the year.
- The CEO jokes about people burning down Tesla vehicles.
- Musk says “people should also buy the Model 3”.
- He again claims that the Cybertruck is bulletproof despite this being a stretch.
- Musk says that Tesla will make “millions of Tesla Semi trucks” and they will be autonomous in the future
- Musk again claims that “autonomous Teslas will be everywhere”. We will have regulatory approval globally in 5 years.
- The CEO again claims that “almost the entire existing fleet is autonomous”
- Musk references the stock market, as Tesla stock is crumbling, and repeated his self-driving claims about increasing value of Tesla vehicles through software updates that will make the cars autonomous.
- Musk literally just said “hold on to your stocks”
- Tesla’s stock is down 40% so far this year.
- Musk talks about Megapacks and Powerwalls. No real new information so far.

- Musk: my predictions have been pretty good.
- The CEO says that he believes Tesla makes the lowest cost per kWh battery cell in the world.
- Musk releases a few manufacturing updates:

- Musk says that Tesla is making progress with Dojo, which had fallen behind. The first version is active, but operating at “5% capacity”.
- Musk says it is a “significant milestone” to see the cars drive themselves at the factory, six years after he said that Tesla would make cross-country trips autonomously.
- Musk claims that Optimus is “the most sophisticated humanoid robot on earth”
- Boston Dynamics posted this yesterday:
- Musk claims that the difference is that Optimus has “real-world AI” even though he started a separate AI company: xAI.
- Musk now takes questions from employees.
- The CEO says that Tesla will make about 5,000 Optimus robots this year – 50,000 in 2026 and start selling them externally in the second of 2026.
- He says that it will be available to Tesla employees first.
- It’s getting pretty boring at this point. I might end this live blog.
Electrek’s Jamie Dow on the live stream: this whole thing is an AI video trained on elon videos from 10 years ago.
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