AI, scaling operations key goals for Tesla as Musk hints it may merge with SpaceX and the Boring Company

Tesla owner Elon Musk has revealed a hint of his new plans for the car company, and on top of the agenda are deeper artificial intelligence-based solutions and scaling up the company drastically.  

“Main Tesla subjects will be scaling to extreme size, which is needed to shift humanity away from fossil fuels, and AI,” Musk tweeted.  

“But I will also include sections about SpaceX, Tesla and the Boring Company,” he added.   

Last week, on March 17, Musk tweeted that he was working on “Master Plan Part 3”, almost six years after “Part Deux”. In the second part, Musk had focused on four major aspects for his company, i.e. seamlessly integrated battery storage, expand the electric vehicle product line to address major segments, develop a self-driving capability that is 10 times safer than manual and enable the car to make money for the owner while not using it.  

With his current tweet, Musk has hinted that SpaceX and the Boring Company, which is the real name of an American infrastructure and tunnel construction services company owned by Musk, would have a role to play in Tesla’s overarching strategy for the future.  

As per the reference to the “extreme size” the term can be connected to his target to sell 20 million vehicles annually in 2030. The CEO made the statement back in September 2020.  

Coincidentally, a team from Morgan Stanley had predicted last week that SpaceX and the Boring Company, could become one with Tesla. “We have long seen the link between Leo sat comms (Space x) and next generation transport networks,” said the analysts. 

Infact, back in December 2020, Musk had tweeted that it would be a good idea to have an overarching holding company.