New Product Teaser for 10/7

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New wheels?

Home HVAC system.

No other car on the market has wheels!!!!!!

Is there really a market for that?

Looks like HVAC to me

Residential HVAC would make sense. They teased it long ago. There are big opportunities for heat pump based systems with room level or at least zone level control. Would pair nicely with solar and powerwall. I also expect them to show something off, not ship it for years, and not scale it for a decade. And use it more as a stock pump than a product. But maybe it will help move the industry along regardless...

Looks like GPU fan, FSD 14

How different is Tesla’s heat pump compared to the existing giants like Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Daikan?

$300B per year roughly

No one really makes heat pump systems that pump heat around the house as far as I know. Only heat pump systems that are designed for one or a few rooms. And they're not designed to take heat from one room and put it in another. In the EV world this is called heat scavenging.

Lol. Yes. Basically zero American right now. American made would be huge.

There are a bunch of manufacturers making whole home, ducted heat pumps for heating and air conditioning. A traditional air conditioner is one- it just doesn’t pump the refrigerant the other way as a hot/cold heat pump does.

I think there are commercial units with Variable Refrigeration Flow that can cool a room and move that heat to another one with a heating demand.

To the people saying HVAC, isn’t that a closed fan? More like an aero cover than fan blade?

Lower cost model y?

Whatever it is, it's very off balance

Finally fixed windshield wipers?

I have a 2.5 Ton central ducted heat pump made by Daikin.

Ye I’m on team gpu

Electronic shades for the Model X’s windshield lol

It’s a vent fan for your home toilet… now powered by Tesla batteries

Can it take heat out of one room and send it to another? Or does it just take heat from outside and put it in the cold room?

But is there a heat exchanger in each room in these systems? I think that only exists in commercial or industrial.

You just have one heat exchanger in the utility room and the heated or cooled air is ducted to the rest of the house just like if you had a regular furnace. Some systems come with supplemental electric heating elements in for extreme cold situations if the heat pump can’t cover the total heating load.

Yeah I think that's what will make the Tesla system special for residential. A heat exchanger in every room.

Roadster?

New airplane ✈️

There are tons of manufactures that do multi room ductless, even the Mr Cool DIY. Diakin, Mitsubishi, Fujitsu, Gree, Midea. It’s nothing new… if they package it with solar and battery they could do some cool stuff, but doubtful they would do anything that doesn’t already exist on the market.

Oh cool - didn't know multi room ductless was already this available. But this still seems like a perfect match for Tesla. Big brand comes in and refines and adds clean software.

To confirm my understanding, You are saying there are no American home HVAC company right now? ????

I’m not sure what you mean by taking the heat out of one room and putting it to another? Each room has ducts and air is delivered to them. I have sensors in each room and a central thermostat for control.

Imagine if every room had an intelligent inlet and output. If one is hot and the other is cold, you could transfer the heat instead of making new heat. It would most likely be ductless and done by pumping refrigerant around. But you get the idea.

No hardware manufacturers that I'm aware of.

The other way around lol. Most of the world uses ductless AC, so pretty much all the HVAC manufacturing happens in the US. Carrier is the biggest one.

Oh yeah I'm completely wrong. I guess I was mostly thinking about mini splits, which even US brands rebrand Midea and Gree.

Asking the real question.

Yeah that’s an aero cover for a wheel. My guess is the new base trim for the Model Y. With the tax credit gone they really need a lower entry price.

They already started selling the Model Y Standard on Friday, didn’t they?

Sounds a lot like a more complex HRV/ERV system? I have an HRV that’s basically just meant to recover/recirculate heat and exchange air during the winter.

The way it starts up and wobble. HVAC

GPU

Roadster teaser

My theory. It's related to the tire pressure monitoring system. Tesla is replacing those expensive Bluetooth devices with pure software. Making it easier than ever to get very well balanced tyres and saving costs as well. No part is better than no part... Or something along. Thank you Tesla engineers for constantly improving the cars. Even after 6 years and 130.000 km my Tesla Model 3 puts a big smile on my face every day

No. You can easily check that yourself.

They didn’t really tease it. They were throwing around a bunch of ideas. And since then they said it wasn’t really something they were currently pursuing.

Purely software TPMS has existed. The problem is you lose a direct read of TPMS. You just know one tire is spinning faster or slower than the other. It could be temperature, or tread wear, etc. it’s also just a guess and the owner has to go and check themselves. Direct read is better.

Tesla VTOL vehicle?

Tesla, the washing machine!

A fan addon to cool down your mobile charger in hot climates.

HVAC would be interesting. My AC/Furnace is 20 years old. So I’m going to have to replace it some time.

You really think they’re going to tease a product reveal for a tpms? Bold.

It’s the suction fans for the new downforce system on the Roadster. They filed a patent application for it a month ago. This system was “recently” showcased on the McMurtry Speirling. What makes it unique in the Roadster is that Tesla will try and make a fan-based downforce system in a factory stock car. And that’s what Tesla does: They take experimental technology and make it mass produce-able. Specifically for the roadster, you need the downforce to go faster than 0-100km/h in 2s on road tires in “normal situations”. Especially if they slap the cold thrusters on it.. then you need to keep it on the road otherwise you’d have owners fly of the road - literally.

>If one is hot and the other is cold, If that's happening then the system was not designed correctly to begin with.

Such a system only makes sense for massive houses. For it to actively remove heat from a room when people are not in it, would require room by room presence sensors. Secondly houses are rarely insulated in interior walls, so heat won't necessarily stay in a singular room well. It will dissipate through the thin interior walls to other rooms. Lastly people won't want to wait for a room to heat up everytime they walk in to one, so either the ducting needs to be really large to allow for rapid heating of a room or you will limit the amount of scavenging from rooms to prevent it from dropping the temp too low and thus limiting efficiency gains defeating the purpose of installing such an immensely expensive and complicated setup.

Noticed as well lol

HVAC?!

Just so sassy on Reddit for no reason lol

Roadster would be wild

Definitely crappy looking wheel covers. Probably the cheaper model Y.

Please stop typing. I might die of priapism.

Landscape equipment

1. It's wobbling. Nothing substantial would wobble like that. 2. The pitch increase of the sound doesn't match the rpm increase This could even just be a Sora video and we all got trolled LOL

I hope it’s a sprinter van

fr, it's not like this is a forum for... discussion, or anything.

Looks like you may be right  https://x.com/tesla/status/1975005586283434056?s=46&t=DJmv2YLmRbUb4ElSRE6fow

“Within specs”

We will find out soon.

FSD vacuum cleaner with headlights.

I thought they were evtol blades at first. Extra diversification would be the last thing they need right now though when they can’t see through half the promises they make

Yeah I’d be terrified to drive the Roadster if it has that system.

I wonder if Elon will say some stupid acronym for TACO not related to Trump because it’s taco Tuesday and national taco day.

Looks too wide to be a model Y. It’s most likely the Roadster. Plus, if it were the lower cost Y it would share the same headlamp strip which this doesn’t have. Also the fans are to help the downforce.

Got emm.