Tesla Is Retiring Model S and Model X—and Betting the Brand on Robots
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- Tesla says it will wind down Model S and Model X production and repurpose Fremont capacity toward Optimus, targeting 1 million robots per year.
- Tesla’s 2025 revenue fell about 3% year-over-year (reported January 28, 2026), pushing the company to lean harder on autonomy and robotics as the next growth story.
- India’s trade changes cut tariffs on high-end U.S. cars to about 30%, but offered no specific EV concessions—highlighting that Tesla’s auto business still faces geopolitical friction.
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