Tesla and SpaceX are among two of Elon Musk’s most notable companies and the billionaire CEO recently outlined his primary goals for the remainder of the year.
@ElonMusk said on early Monday that his two main goals for the year are getting SpaceX’s Starship reusable rocket into orbit and facilitating a wider release of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD).
In the tweet, Musk added, “Many other things [are goals], of course, but those are the 2 giant kahunas. Will require insane work by many super talented people, but, if anyone can do it, they can.” Musk continued, “It is an honor to work with such awesome human beings.”
2 main goals this year:
– Starship to orbit
– FSD wide releaseMany other things, of course, but those are the 2 giant kahunas. Will require insane work by many super talented people, but, if anyone can do it, they can.
It is an honor to work with such awesome human beings.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 22, 2022
Starship is expected to bring in a new chapter of reusable spacecraft, and it has already landed two NASA mission contracts in the upcoming years. The Starship spacecraft is also being considered by the Pentagon for quick military deployment.
The launch of Starship has been delayed throughout this year, and is currently looking to open a potential launch window starting September 1 and lasting about six months.
Tesla’s FSD program is currently rolling out version 10.69 in waves, starting with employees and set to continue widening to around 10,000 users over the course of the next several weeks. The FSD software also is set to increase in price to $15,000 in September.
