Tesla is hosting its annual “Investor Day” event on September 22nd in Fremont, California, with CEO Elon Musk promising major announcements and insights into the automaker’s ambitious plans for the future. Here’s what investors, analysts, and fans need to know about the event, including how to watch and what to expect.
First and foremost, Tesla Investor Day 2020 is a virtual event, with no public access. The company will be livestreaming the event on YouTube, but you’ll need to keep an eye on Tesla’s official Twitter account for the announcement when the stream goes live.
At Investor Day 2020, Tesla is expected to unveil its “Battery Day” plans, which have been highly anticipated since they were first teased a few months back. Investors will get a better understanding of Tesla’s roadmap for battery technologies and resources, including the company’s advancements in battery production efficiency, safety and capacity.
The electric car maker is also expected to reveal more information about the Model Y and its Cybertruck. The Model Y is Tesla’s mid-sized electric SUV, and the company is likely to discuss its design for the new model, as well as its pricing structure. As for the Cybertruck, Tesla is expected to share details on its progress with the electric pickup truck, and potentially offer a first look of the interior.
Finally, it’s expected that Tesla will describe its plans for autonomous driving technology. Musk is particularly confident about the company’s Autopilot system and has promised that it will become robust enough to allow drivers to take hands-off the wheel by the end of 2020. During Investor Day 2020, the company could share plans to advance the system’s capabilities even further, as well as potential deployment strategies.
Overall, Tesla Investor Day 2020 is shaping up to be a major event, with plenty of promised announcements and insights. Investors and industry watchers will be closely watching the livestream of the event to get a sense of where the company is headed next.
