Elon Musk Announces Tesla's Humanoid Robots for 2026

In a groundbreaking announcement, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has revealed that the company will begin producing humanoid robots, named Optimus, starting next year. Initially intended for internal use at Tesla, these robots are expected to be available for sale in 2026.

This development comes as Tesla works to reduce costs in response to declining demand for its electric vehicles. Despite reporting a significant 50% drop in profits last quarter, Tesla saw a 2% increase in overall revenue due to the growth of its energy storage business.

Musk envisions the Optimus robots performing "unsafe, repetitive, or boring tasks" and aims to price them under $20,000 each. While ambitious timelines have previously led to delays, Tesla continues to push the boundaries of AI, autonomous driving, and robotics.

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Key Points:

Tesla to start producing humanoid robots in 2024
Robots to be used internally at Tesla, with sales starting in 2026
Announcement follows a 50% drop in Tesla's quarterly profits
Optimus robots to perform "unsafe, repetitive, or boring tasks"
Target price for robots set below $20,000
Continued focus on AI, autonomous driving, and robotics
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