Between the Tesla bot and Tesla maybe going into electricity in Texas, there's a lot to

cover with this stock.

So joining me today is Tesla Daily Host Rob Mauer.

Rob, I want to start by just looking at Tesla's stock overall.

I think we're up about 50% to 5% on the past year.

What do you make of this past year?

Yeah, it's been a wild 18 months for Tesla.

Obviously, we saw the huge run in 2020, things have slowed down a little bit year to date.

But yeah, over the last 12 months, I think, as you said, up roughly 50%, it's turned

to positive year over the last month or so on the year.

So it seems like Tesla, even after that huge run, is showing some pretty good ability

to stay in these levels.

And I'm excited for what the rest of the year has to hold for us with Q3 and Q4.

So I mean, it's really interesting right now because I feel like we're kind of in the

space where we can kind of theorize what's going to happen now that we've got GM Ford entering

the electric vehicle space and obviously as climate change goes on, more and more companies

are trying to make sure that their cars are sustainable and perhaps switching away from

oil and gas.

With that being said, it leads me to the question of, do you think that maybe a year, maybe

up to five years, this could be a concern for Tesla to have this much competition in the

market?

No, I don't think so.

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