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Elon Musk kills Tesla Model S & X

Tesla ditches Model S and X for robots: Are car companies becoming robot giants?

(TestMiles) – Imagine you are finally ready to buy that Tesla Model S or X you’ve been eyeing for years. They still feel like the sweet spot for luxury electric driving with quiet cabins, quick acceleration,

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Elon Musk says Tesla will end Model S and Model X production to focus on robots

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Why Elon Musk is making a smart move by killing off Tesla’s Model S and Model X

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Tesla Sunsetting Model S and X Next Quarter to Refocus on Optimus Robot

Tesla is putting the brakes on production of the Model S and Model X.

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

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Elon Musk Converting Tesla Factory To Mass Produce Humanoid Robots

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Tesla Ends Model S, Model X Production

"It’s time to bring the Model S and X programs to an end with an honorable discharge," Musk said, adding that Tesla intends to "basically stop production" of the vehicles next quarter.

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Tesla to build 1 million Optimus robots per year at Fremont factory, Musk says

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Elon Musk announces end of Model S and X

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Fast Lane Only on MSNOpinion

The first robot only car plant is almost here and it is terrifyingly real

The fully robotic car plant that once sounded like science fiction is now a concrete industrial goal, with analysts expecting the first facility where machines build entire vehicles with no human on the line by around 2030.

953thebear

This Alabama Man Wants A Big Robot ASAP

Meet Mike McKenzie, the new voice at Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa, who humorously dreams of a robot that folds laundry and runs errands, making life a little easier for everyone.

TechAnnouncer

Unpacking the ASIMO Robot Cost: What Made Honda’s Icon So Expensive?

What made ASIMO so special? Well, it could do things that seemed like science fiction at the time. It could walk, run, climb stairs, and even interact with people. All of that required some seriously complex engineering.

Morningstar

The robots have won. The smart trade now is investing in companies that make them.

Amazon's million-robot army ends the need for 160,000 new jobs. Walmart, Target and other retailers are reaching similar conclusions. Amazon.com uses its Proteus robots to carry carts full of packages at the company's warehouses. Everyone's terrified ...