But, they never actually followed that up with truly improving the the vehicle interior and all the other bits of build quality, and then doubled down with the Cybertruck, which has brilliant internals wrapped in bodywork that's impossible to clean and with trim that will literally fall off in the wrong weather.
But that's exactly what they've done with the latest Model 3 and Y updates.
Still waiting for 2026 Juniper Model Y to implement any of the following:
- leather interior
- metal and wood trim options
- heads up display
- power sunshades
- cream/brown interior color
- rear ventilated seats
But I guess “ambient lighting” is ground breaking technology since it was not implemented in 2025 model Y.
They designed the car bodies to be light for battery-related reasons, but in doing so, the cabins of even their luxury cars sound like budget economy vehicles.
If a lot of investors are in passive funds, they end up buying a lot of whatever is biggest... which drives up the prices... which makes those stocks bigger parts of the stock market... repeat until ???.
They’re a different kind of rich that those who merely have a spare 30 million or so.
Not sure what the benefit would be if i repeat those tests more frequently.
I tend to think of "in range" as meaning "this doesn't indicate you're obviously-unwell".
There's also a bunch of expensive-to-run tests which aren't included in an annual physical unless indicated by symptoms.
They have people to coordinate their housing, transportation and children.
They don't cook or clean for themselves, they can simply rent out luxury accomodations wherever they land and if an idea hits them at any hour then some person is being paid to answer the phone and figure out what the heck it actually means they should do at 3am when they thought of it.
And then when they turn up somewhere, they talk solely about how hard they worked before someone tells them their next meeting, where dinner will be tonight and here's your private driver.