Understanding Tesla's Strategy Through Cybertruck Disassembly Seminar

Tesla's Strategy Unveiled: Disassembling the Cybertruck

On May 23, 2025, a significant seminar titled "Understanding Tesla's Strategy Through Cybertruck Disassembly" will be hosted by Professor Masayoshi Yamamoto from the Future Materials and Systems Research Institute at Nagoya University. The event promises to delve deeply into Tesla’s current state by closely examining fundamental components of the Cybertruck, such as the battery charger, DC-DC converter, and SiC inverter.

Seminar Details

The seminar will take place from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at the Kioi Forum, located in Chiyoda, Tokyo. For those unable to attend in person, there will be options for live online streaming via Zoom, as well as an archive of the session available for two weeks, allowing participants to view it at their convenience.

Key Topics Covered

Professor Yamamoto will guide attendees through essential subjects, including:
1. An overview of the Cybertruck and Tesla's current positioning in the market.
2. In-depth analysis of the battery charger specifically designed for the Cybertruck.
3. Examination of the DC-DC converter employing a novel 48V system.
4. Overview of the SiC inverter and its innovative technology.
5. Insights into the electric vehicle (xEV) landscape Tesla aims to achieve by 2030, examining the goals for a sustainable electric vehicle society.
6. Discussion of Japan's technological strategy and market potential in relation to xEVs leading up to 2030.
7. A concluding session featuring questions from attendees and opportunities for networking.

The Impact of Innovations

The seminar aims to uncover Tesla's engineering prowess and strategic roadmap by dissecting these key components of the Cybertruck. Each segment will highlight the integration of innovative technologies that not only enhance performance but also position Tesla as a leader in the evolving electric vehicle space. The discussion will further encompass the implications of new technologies related to the 48V system and its auxiliary components, exploring how these developments can shape Japan's future investments in research and development within the xEV sector.

SSK and Its Mission

This seminar is presented by Shinsociety System Comprehensive Research Institute (SSK), an organization that has hosted around 500 business seminars annually since its establishment in December 1996. SSK aims to provide high-level strategic, marketing, and technology insights, contributing to business opportunities for various organizations. With a commitment to sharing cutting-edge information, SSK continues to serve as a strategic partner for businesses seeking growth and success.

To register for the seminar or for more details, visit SSK Seminar Page or contact the Shinsociety System Comprehensive Research Institute directly at: