Elon Musk To Reveal 'Top Secret' Tesla Master Plan 2

After his hate-tweeting extravaganza, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is making news again, this time by hinting that his "top secret" Tesla master plan is almost ready to be disclosed. Of course, the Internet went crazy in anticipation of what the renewable energy tycoon got under his sleeves.

"Working on Top Secret Tesla Master plan, Part 2. Hoping to publish later this week," Elon Musk, Tesla CEO said. The tweet was received with so much enthusiasm because most people wanted to know what's going on inside the mind of the entrepreneur responsible for electronic vehicle and space rocket production.

The thought of the master plan came after Tesla's bid to merge with Solar City, which Musk adamantly defended and the controversial issue concerning Tesla autopilot crashes that irked the businessman.

Tesla is making a lot of news recently after selling $2 billion in stock, but not without controversy when Forbes questioned the transparency of Tesla when it comes to admitting a fatal crash and another recent accident involving Tesla vehicles.

"Based on the information we have now, we have no reason to believe that Autopilot had anything to do with this accident," a Tesla official said in a statement published by Fortune. This was after another Telsa crash occurred in Pennsylvania although it still not clear whether the car was indeed in autopilot mode when the incident occured as the investigations are still on going.

The investors, consumers and the world, in general, are waiting for what Musk plans to reveal later this week. It wasn't the first time a top secret Tesla master plan was revealed by Musk according to USA Today. The same was mentioned in 2006 when he started promoting Tesla and the affordable zero-emissions and renewable energy "sports car."

The Tesla CEO has proven that he is one powerful and influential man when it comes to real life and in social media. His recent rant concerning an article on how his company is endangering flamingos also resulted in a widely retweeted statement on the said social media platform.