Musk said he will achieve these goals by 2030. Is this too busy?

According to Futurism, a foreign media company, billionaires and technology entrepreneur Elon Musk's companies are involved in a wide range of ambitious projects and it is not easy to track the progress of each of these projects. This paper sorts out the goals that the Musk company will achieve in 2030.

Elon Musk: Crazy Dreamer

What Marksworth had on hand was definitely too busy to come. At the same time, he is at the helm of a number of companies, each of which has clearly defined the future development goals.

At Tesla, he is committed to promoting the development of electric vehicles and renewable energy solutions. At SpaceX, he is committed to giving humans the opportunity to colonize other planets. At the Boring Company, he is committed to changing the way to travel and build better tunnels. At OpenAI, he participated in promoting the sound development of artificial intelligence (AI). Finally, in order to strengthen the capabilities of the human brain, he created Neuralink.

Companies in so many different fields have so many goals that most people can't control. Let's take a look at what Musk plans to accomplish by 2030:

Project timeline

2017: Many of the goals that Musk has set for his numerous projects are focused on the near future, such as completing the construction of the world's largest lithium-ion battery storage system in Australia within 100 days. Musk stated in March this year that he plans to complete the construction of the battery system in just 100 days.

The project officially started in September. By the end of September, half of the project construction has been completed. At the same time, Musk promised to deliver Tesla's improved SolarRoofs solar roof products before the end of this year.

2018: The highest priority for Musk this year may be to get Model 3's production on track. The current capacity target is to reach 5000 vehicles per month by March 2018. Given the setbacks in the production of this car, it is difficult to say whether Tesla can achieve its goal. At the same time, Tesla promised to upgrade its Autopilot self-driving car software, which means that their self-driving car is one step closer to Level-5 automation before 2020. In addition, Tesla's solar and wind power plant project in Australia is expected to be completed in 2018, the project aims to create a Powerpack energy storage system.

2019: Tesla plans to bring some exciting products during the year. The company’s recently released electric semi-trailer truck did not disclose much details, but it is certain that the car is scheduled to begin production in 2019. At the same time, Tesla will release an electric pickup truck from October 2018 to April 2019. In the same year, the rumored compact SUV Model Y and Tesla's flying car named Model F may also be launched.

Then talk about the Boring Company's tunnel project in Los Angeles. Although Musk has not yet disclosed the specific timeline of the project, we can infer that - considering the speed of the current project and the approval of the local government - the tunnel transportation system may be completed in the next few years and it will begin operations. .

2020: Musk's plan after three years is even more ambitious. First of all, Tesla Roadside 2.0 released in November is scheduled to be launched in 2020. Then, if the Model 3 production goes smoothly, Tesla will be able to achieve an annual capacity of 1 million units by 2020.

In addition, this year, Tesla's electric car can run up to 1000 kilometers on a single electric trip. The company also plans to provide mobile travel services based on its own vehicles.

2021: Around 2020, Musk may have just completed the construction of Tesla's Gigafactory super battery plant in China. The factory will start electric car production in 2021. The plan to set up a manufacturing plant in China is in line with China's efforts to get more electric vehicles on the road by 2030. In addition to Gigafactory, the company also plans to set up 1,000 Supercharger supercharger stations in China.

2022: For Musk, the most important moment may come in 2022. At that time, Space X plans to use a modified BFR rocket to transport at least two cargo ships to Mars in order to provide energy, mining technology, and life support systems for future spacecraft. Reusable new rockets will become standard on SpaceX's aviation missions, designed to reduce the cost of space travel.

2024: Musk plans to transport astronauts to Mars this year. From some time between 2022 and 2024, SpaceX may launch a new type of intercity transportation based on the BFR rocket's intra-ocean flight version.

2030 and beyond

Musk also has many projects that have not yet been dated or have not yet been announced. Including the Hyperloop high-speed rail project, which has attracted much attention, Musk decided to make Tesla or SpaceX more involved in the project. Another project that is currently at the earliest stage of development is Neuralink, which aims to fuse the human brain with AI.

Obviously, Musk has a variety of projects on hand. It is foreseeable that he will encounter some setbacks more or less in the process of advancing these projects. However, technology leaders like Marsk who are used to criticizing, ridiculing and questioning are likely to surprise us.