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What will Elon Musk announce at his secretive Tesla "product unveiling" on October 17th? An electric motorcycle? Lidar and HD maps in his self-driving cars? A flux capacitor? Or our personal favorite: an actual Iron Man flying suit?
We hope it's all of the above.
We do know this much because we recently put a photographer on his factory floor in Fremont, California: He's going to be cranking up the output to an unprecedented level, using a series of high-tech robots, lasers and other cool stuff you'll see below. Tesla recently asked Fremont's zoning board to let it nearly double the size of the 5.3 million-square-foot facility. That's so Musk can churn out 1 million cars a year by the end of 2020, a Tony Stark-size promise and a grand leap from the 50,000 he rolled out last year.