Tesla’s fourth ‘Master Plan’ reads like LLM-generated nonsense

Tesla recently released its fourth “Master Plan,” outlining ambitions to lead global adoption of humanoid robots and sustainable energy. However, the plan has been widely criticized, including by CEO Elon Musk, for its lack of concrete details and specifics. Unlike previous master plans, this latest version reads as vague and generic, resembling AI-generated content filled with broad, idealistic statements rather than actionable goals. Musk acknowledged the criticism and promised more details in the future, though no timeline was provided. The article contrasts this with Tesla’s earlier master plans, which, despite ambitious goals, included clearer objectives and measurable targets. For example, the second master plan from 2016 promised a solar roof product and new vehicle types like a compact SUV and semi truck. While Tesla has made progress with the Model Y and its solar roof product, many goals remain unmet, such as fully autonomous vehicles and a shared vehicle network. The third plan focused on demonstrating a sustainable economy with detailed projections, yet much of it remains unrealized. Meanwhile