The energy behind the AI factory.
Worked backwards from Tesla's real business — and honest about it: energy storage is now Tesla's fastest-growing segment, even as auto softens. Tesla's Megapack, Powerwall, and solar are the most credible commercial enabling layer for what 🤫 is building — a distributed edge-supercomputing grid in America's garages and warehouses, sited where the sun is abundant and the air is cold, at the lowest cost per watt on earth, with 🤫 Agent One managing the fleet. This is our proposal at the energy layer, where the fit is real.
Written from public information. A proposal in pursuit — not a claim of partnership, endorsement, or investment by Tesla.
Why Tesla × 🤫 is obvious — in one look.
Energy storage is your fastest-growing business, and you want distributed, non-utility buyers for Megapack.
We buy Megapack + Powerwall + solar to power a distributed AI-factory grid in sun-rich, cheap-power ZIPs.
A fast-growing distributed buyer, exactly where Megapack economics are strongest.
Megablock and 'Megapod' are built for behind-the-meter, ultra-dense data-center power.
🤫 Agent One does energy-aware scheduling — run compute when the battery and solar are cheapest and coldest.
A reference design that turns your storage into the beating heart of the AI factory.
You already sell Megapacks to AI data centers (xAI, Meta).
We add the fleet of American garage and warehouse owners as the next wave of that demand.
A durable, community-owned market for Tesla energy across America.
How Tesla wins, honestly.
We build the partnership on the real picture, not a rosy one: Tesla's auto business is in a multi-year delivery decline, while its energy segment — the part relevant to us — had a strong 2025 and a lumpy Q1 2026. All figures are public (Tesla FY2025 & Q1 2026 filings) and approximate.
Energy storage (Megapack + Powerwall), up ~49% YoY — Tesla's fastest-growing business over the full year.
Up 27% YoY, at ~29.8% gross margin — now ~13% of Tesla revenue and rising.
Across Lathrop, Shanghai, and the new Houston Megablock plant — the manufacturing scale to power an AI-factory grid.
A Megapack-3-based block purpose-built for ultra-dense clusters and behind-the-meter data-center power.
A distributed home-energy fleet — the residential tier of a solar-plus-storage compute node.
Storage Tesla software already dispatches into markets — energy intelligence we can build energy-aware scheduling on.
The best energy-storage machine at scale.
The fit is at the energy and physical-plant layer. These are the strengths that matter for cheap, sustainable edge compute.
Energy storage at grid scale
46.7 GWh deployed in 2025 (+49%) — proven, bankable Megapack and Powerwall at the scale an AI-factory grid needs.
Vertical integration + 4680 cells
In-house cells with a dry-electrode process — Tesla's lowest-cost cell per kWh, the economics behind cheap storage.
Solar generation
Panels and (aspirationally) 100 GW/yr of US solar manufacturing by 2028 — the generation half of a solar-cooled node.
Manufacturing at scale
Lathrop, Shanghai, and Houston Megablock plants — the capacity to supply a distributed compute buildout.
Energy software (Autobidder)
Software already dispatching >3 GW of storage into wholesale markets — a foundation for energy-aware compute scheduling.
Data-center storage demand
Tesla already sells Megapacks to AI data centers (xAI ~$1B cumulative; Meta ~$200M for a Wyoming site) — proof the model works.
Megapack 3, Megablock, and the data-center pivot.
What's newest and relevant — stated honestly, shipped vs. announced. (Note: Dojo was discontinued in Aug 2025 — Tesla's AI compute is now AI5/AI6 + partners, not Dojo.)
Megapack 3 + Megablock
Megapack 3 (5 MWh) and the 20 MWh Megablock (launching late 2026) — purpose-built for large-site and behind-the-meter data-center power.
'Megapod' data-center hardware
A June 2026 trademark filing for modular AI-data-center hardware — Tesla intends to sell 'compute building blocks,' signaling the same behind-the-meter thesis.
Powerwall 3 / 3P
13.5 kWh with an integrated solar inverter, and a new three-phase 3P — the residential tier of a solar-plus-storage node.
Repurposable power capacity
Musk has cited ~7 GW of available capacity across charging sites potentially usable for co-located compute — the physical footprint is there.
What Tesla is building toward.
Energy as the growth engine
Musk: the energy business will eventually deploy 'terawatts per year' — the segment growing fastest against a softer auto core.
Behind-the-meter data-center power
Megablock and 'Megapod' point squarely at powering AI clusters — the same need our edge grid has.
Autonomy & robotics
Robotaxi and Optimus are Musk's stated 'biggest products' — Tesla-internal and early; we make no claim on them.
AI compute (AI5/AI6)
Custom chips with a $16.5B Samsung deal — Tesla's own compute path after Dojo's shutdown.
Affordability
Standard trims of Model 3/Y after the US EV credit lapsed — the near-term auto lever.
US solar manufacturing
An aspiration to build 100 GW/yr of US solar capacity by 2028 — the generation side of the story.
The people carrying it.
Our respectful reading of public roles and priorities — so any partnership makes each of their jobs easier, not harder.
Elon Musk
CEO
A pay package tied to robots, AI, and market cap — incentives aligned with energy, AI, and abundance, not car volume.
Vaibhav Taneja
Chief Financial Officer
Global finance and the energy-margin story — guiding through 2026 margin compression honestly.
Ashok Elluswamy
VP, AI Software
Autopilot/FSD AI and now Optimus — Tesla's real-world AI (internal to Tesla).
Tom Zhu
SVP, Automotive & Manufacturing
Global manufacturing scale — the operations engine behind storage and vehicles.
Robyn Denholm
Chair of the Board
Board oversight of the AI/robotics/energy pivot.
Buy together. Build together. Sell together. Take risk together.
The sharpest, most defensible line is energy: Tesla wants to sell storage into distributed, non-utility buyers — exactly the AI-factory sites we place where power and cooling are cheapest.
Buy together — Tesla energy powers the AI factory
Tesla is proven at grid scale (46.7 GWh in 2025) and wants distributed, non-utility storage buyers.
Hussh and its garage/warehouse network buy Megapack/Powerwall + solar as the standard power-and-storage stack for edge-compute nodes.
Tesla gains a fast-growing distributed buyer; we get the lowest cost per watt in sun-rich, cheap-power ZIPs — where Megapack economics shine.
Build together — the solar-cooled node
Megablock (20 MWh) and 'Megapod' are built for behind-the-meter, ultra-dense power.
🤫 Agent One does energy-aware scheduling — run heavy compute when the battery/solar is cheapest and the air is coldest, every kWh receipted (PCHP).
A reference 🤫 Factory One / Warehouse One design: Tesla energy + Puppy One compute, jointly instrumented.
Sell together — the two-sided local grid
Tesla sells solar + storage through certified installers, locally.
The 🤫 Yellow Pages lists Tesla-certified solar + storage installers as local human 🤫 Agents that garage/warehouse owners discover ZIP-by-ZIP.
Installers get demand; owners get the stack to power their nodes; a genuine local-connection use case, consent-first.
Take risk together — a solar-cooled edge pilot
Tesla wants proof points for behind-the-meter data-center power.
A joint pilot in a sun-rich, cheap-power ZIP — Tesla solar + Megapack + Puppy One — instrumented for $/kWh delivered to compute and carbon.
Shared downside, shared data, honest public results — the build-in-the-open way.
Cheap, clean compute for the communities that host it.
The north star is a distributed edge grid owned by American garage and warehouse owners, powered by Tesla energy, connected and coordinated by 🤫 Agent One — extreme supercomputing at the lowest cost per watt, with the value flowing to local communities. And 🤫 Agent One is free for life to every US federal and state government employee and every past or present service member who helps build and run it.
Buy together. Build together. Sell together.
The best business is fun when there is real money to be made and real value created for the people we both serve. That is the only partnership we will build — and we would be proud to build it with Tesla.
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What this is, and isn't.
This is our proposal, assembled from public information — not a claim of partnership, endorsement, sponsorship, or investment by Tesla. Tesla is not currently a partner of HushOne or Hushh Technologies. We present the fit honestly: Tesla is an energy and infrastructure partner, not an AI-agent or robotics partner — we imply no joint AI, Optimus, or robotaxi program, for which there is no public basis. Tesla, Megapack, Powerwall, and related marks are trademarks of Tesla, Inc. Our own certifications are 'in pursuit' until a 3PAO assessment or agency ATO says otherwise. Any future relationship would be built consent-first, with the person's ownership and control intact.