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Tesla will end Model S and X production

Elon Musk says Tesla ending Models S and X production, converting Fremont factory lines to make Optimus robots

On Tesla's fourth-quarter earnings call, CEO Elon Musk said the company is ending production of its Model S and X vehicles.

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Tesla will end Model S and X production, focus on humanoid robots at Bay Area factory

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Tesla drops two car models to create humanoid robots instead

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Tesla profits plunge 61pc as Musk ramps up AI spending amid falling car sales

Tesla reported a 61-percent drop in fourth-quarter profits yesterday due to lower auto sales and increased expenses as CEO Elon Musk ramps up technology investments.

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Tesla invests $2 billion in Musk's xAI and reiterates Cybercab production starts this year

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Tesla sees first annual revenue drop as it shifts to AI and robots

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Tesla tops estimates for quarter, but wraps up first annual revenue drop on record

Revenue fell for the third time in three quarters, and sales for the full year declined for the first time on record.

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

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Tesla’s revenue and profit tumble to cap off rough 2025

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Tesla Kills Model S And Model X, Will Build Robots Instead

Tesla ends Model S and X production to build Optimus robots, pivoting from automaker to AI and robotics firm amid its first annual revenue decline.

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The First Robot-Only Car Factory Is Closer Than You Think

Robots are quietly lining up for factory jobs and humans may soon be outnumbered or replaced entirely

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Musk distracts from struggling car biz with fantastical promise to make 1 million humanoid robots a year

To what end? Who knows? Tesla isn't even using them in its own factories yet Elon Musk's car company is getting ready to be Skynet. Tesla, facing an 11 percent decline in automotive revenue in Q4 2025,

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Analysts Predict First Fully Automated Car Assembly Line By 2030

Analysts forecast a fully automated car assembly line by 2030, driven by humanoid robots. This transformation will redefine factory jobs, demanding new skills.