I don't believe they're going to make something huge up (a pure gigantic fraud) like Musk did with autonomous robotaxis. I think it will be incremental unexciting changes with some big headlines (1000 km range, faster charging, lower cost), going into production in 2024 or so.
Musk is in a really different situation now than a year ago. He was in deep **** a year ago - unable to get capital, demand tanking, no one willing to underwrite, the stock in the toilet, excitement for the brand rapidly waning, so he threw a hail mary gigantic lie and it worked.
He doesn't need to do that now and it would in fact be counterproductive due to the scrutiny it would cause. Battery day has already served its purpose:
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And it worked nicely through the S&P 500 rejection.
I believe that Musk only does his gigantic frauds when he desperately needs it - he knows they're risky. So battery day will be a flop compared to the hype (imo) but the next big thing will be upbeat delivery expectations and then probably another cycle of S&P 500 inclusion hopes.
Ultimately with nothing bad on the immediate horizon I think the market determines where Tesla goes from here, with a little deflation when battery day flops on top of that.