Book a tour now He later added that it was possible for Hyperloop to be self-powered using solar energy; it would therefore generate more power than it consumed in day-to-day use. “There’s a way to store the power so it would run 24/7 without using batteries,” he added. “Yes, this is possible, absolutely.” Hyperloop sounds like a perfect scenario and as a result, almost impossible to realize. Yet Musk’s track record with Tesla and SpaceX shows that the entrepreneur is perfectly capable of delivering on ideas that to many would be simply unfeasible. Musk added on Twitter that he would be looking for “critical feedback” and “improvements” for the initial design once it’s released to the world next month. Hyperloop is still shrouded in mystery, but it won’t be much longer before we know a whole lot more about Musk’s intentions.