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Tesla ends production of Model S and Model X vehicles

Bay Area Tesla factory will build humanoid robots instead of Model S, X vehicles

In the Q4 earnings call for Tesla, Elon Musk said the Fremont factory would stop production of Model S and X vehicles, and instead, it will pivot to producing Optimus robots.

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Tesla ends Model S, X as Fremont shifts to Optimus robot production

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Tesla to kill off Model S and X vehicles, convert California factory to build robots

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Elon Musk is betting Tesla's future isn't about cars at all

Tesla dominated the electric vehicle industry by the mid-2010s with sleek, fast cars that helped combat the public perception that EVs were severely limited by short ranges.

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Tesla plans $20 billion capital spending spree in push beyond human-driven cars

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Tesla cuts car models in shift to robots and AI

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Fremont Ready to Wave Goodbye to Tesla Models S and X, Welcome Its New Robot Overlords

East Bay officials are reacting to the news Tesla will stop producing its Model S and X vehicles at its Fremont factory, and switch to building Optimus humanoid robots, by year’s end.

Tesla Accelerates Optimus Robot Rollout, Musk Bets Big on Humanoids to Transform Everyday Life

Tesla fast-tracks Optimus humanoid robots, shifting factory space and strategy as Musk promises mass production and a poverty-free future.

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Tesla converts Fremont factory to mass-produce 1 million Optimus robots annually

Tesla, the U.S. company, has chosen humanoid robots as a breakthrough against its first-ever revenue decline in 23 years since its founding. CEO Elon Musk declared, “We will convert the Fremont electric vehicle factory in California, U.S. into a robot ...

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How Tesla’s grand robotic vision shapes their future business - and how much Musk gets paid

On Tesla’s earning call, Elon Musk described how some car models were being discontinued to make way for robot manufacturing, giving investors a new look at Tesla’s future with humanoid robotics. CNN’s Hadas Gold reports.