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What sets Tesla apart is Musk’s focus on vertical integration and pioneering industries beyond just automotive. Tesla’s energy products, like Mega Packs, continue to be lucrative despite criticisms. The company is positioning itself to dominate industries such as energy storage, robotics, and AI—areas that Musk believes will define the next decade.
Elon Musk expressed a desire to make Tesla a multidimensional conglomerate, with plans for semiconductor factories, energy infrastructure, and even the possibility of SpaceX entering the public markets. These moves could propel Tesla’s valuation into the trillions, with some estimates suggesting a future stock price of $2,600, which would make Tesla nearly as valuable as some of the largest companies in the world today.