Musk: Going all-in on autonomy is a blindingly obvious move, everything else is 'horse carriage variants'
elonmusk · x · 2026-11-07
Replying to Whole Mars Blog, Elon Musk said that while not quite betting the whole company, going all-in on autonomy is a "blindingly obvious move" — everything else amounts to "variations on a horse carriage." Another public endorsement of Tesla's vision-based, end-to-end autonomy strategy.
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