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Tesla is killing Model S and X in favor of building robots

Tesla is killing two popular car models to make robots

In a surprising turn of events, Tesla is killing off two of its car models to focus on making humanoid robots that are set to be released in 2027.

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Elon Musk Just Slashed 2 of Tesla’s Car Models to Double Down on Robots

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Tesla Will Stop Building the Model S and Model X This Year to Focus on Optimus Robots Instead

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

Tesla (TSLA.O) plans to more than double capital spending to a record high of more than $20 billion this year - but little of it will go to its traditional business of selling electric vehicles to hum...

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Tesla is killing the Model S and X in favor of building robots

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

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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

As Tesla reports smallest profit since pandemic, company plans to shift Fremont factory to production of Optimus robots

CEO Elon Musk says the company will close down production of two older car models, S and X, and convert the Fremont factory to produce its Optimus robots instead.

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World’s first robot-only car plant is about to become reality

Automakers are racing to build the first car plant where robots, not people, handle every task from welding to final inspection. The vision of a fully automated “dark factory” is no longer science fiction but a concrete target for the next decade,

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Tesla Shifts Gears from Cars to Humanoid Robots Called 'Optimus' and Musk is Going All In

Elon Musk announces the end of Model S and X production to convert the Fremont factory for Optimus robots. Tesla aims for mass robot production by late 2026.

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'Dark' Car Factories Are Coming Sooner Than You Think

Fully automated factories are coming, Colorado wants to lead on battery recycling, and underwater car loans are a growing problem.