Tesla's Optimus Robots to Enter Mass Production in 2025, Aims for 100,000 by 2026

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January 10

  • Elon Musk outlines plans for Tesla’s humanoid robots, with production expected to scale significantly in the coming years
With plans to mass produce its humanoid robot, Optimus, TSLA (TSLA, Financial) is getting ready to churn out several thousand units in 2025. Aiming to increase production by a factor of ten by 2026, Musk has shared ambitious growth targets, predicting he'll hit between 50,000 and 100,000 units next year. Tesla's future vision is to ramp up production greatly, which is something that Musk himself confirms in the statement. The robots are intended to help with manual work, such as lifting heavy objects, performing manufacturing tasks, and for potential home or workplace use.

With its first step into humanoid robotics, Tesla looks to be a revolutionary step in filling labour shortages and boosting productivity in multiple industries. Analysts are cautious about the timeline, however. Earlier this month, Bank of America downgraded Tesla's stock from 'buy' to 'neutral' due to concerns over the execution risks implied in the robotaxi service and the mass production of robots.

Humanoid robots' deployment could have expansive societal and economic effects with regard to what work will and won't entail and how automation plays out across a number of industries. The company is making headway toward reshaping robotics and artificial intelligence's landscape, and stakeholders are keeping a close eye on it.

 
January 10

  • Elon Musk outlines plans for Tesla’s humanoid robots, with production expected to scale significantly in the coming years
With plans to mass produce its humanoid robot, Optimus, TSLA (TSLA, Financial) is getting ready to churn out several thousand units in 2025. Aiming to increase production by a factor of ten by 2026, Musk has shared ambitious growth targets, predicting he'll hit between 50,000 and 100,000 units next year. Tesla's future vision is to ramp up production greatly, which is something that Musk himself confirms in the statement. The robots are intended to help with manual work, such as lifting heavy objects, performing manufacturing tasks, and for potential home or workplace use.

With its first step into humanoid robotics, Tesla looks to be a revolutionary step in filling labour shortages and boosting productivity in multiple industries. Analysts are cautious about the timeline, however. Earlier this month, Bank of America downgraded Tesla's stock from 'buy' to 'neutral' due to concerns over the execution risks implied in the robotaxi service and the mass production of robots.

Humanoid robots' deployment could have expansive societal and economic effects with regard to what work will and won't entail and how automation plays out across a number of industries. The company is making headway toward reshaping robotics and artificial intelligence's landscape, and stakeholders are keeping a close eye on it.


Not Sure, I must either be delighted or afraid now.

Because seeing films like Terminator, Matrix, and others, I have grown up...
 
Not Sure, I must either be delighted or afraid now.

Because seeing films like Terminator, Matrix, and others, I have grown up...

This is going to be more than a toy because from the video you can see it was carrying a box of heavy batteries with just its fingertips.
 
this is the right approach to compete with Chinese

first sell the product, get the manufacturer-customer feedback loop going, then iteration of tech will follow

but has musk come to realization that now his name is a burden for the brand? should resign as ceo
 
January 10

  • Elon Musk outlines plans for Tesla’s humanoid robots, with production expected to scale significantly in the coming years
With plans to mass produce its humanoid robot, Optimus, TSLA (TSLA, Financial) is getting ready to churn out several thousand units in 2025. Aiming to increase production by a factor of ten by 2026, Musk has shared ambitious growth targets, predicting he'll hit between 50,000 and 100,000 units next year. Tesla's future vision is to ramp up production greatly, which is something that Musk himself confirms in the statement. The robots are intended to help with manual work, such as lifting heavy objects, performing manufacturing tasks, and for potential home or workplace use.

With its first step into humanoid robotics, Tesla looks to be a revolutionary step in filling labour shortages and boosting productivity in multiple industries. Analysts are cautious about the timeline, however. Earlier this month, Bank of America downgraded Tesla's stock from 'buy' to 'neutral' due to concerns over the execution risks implied in the robotaxi service and the mass production of robots.

Humanoid robots' deployment could have expansive societal and economic effects with regard to what work will and won't entail and how automation plays out across a number of industries. The company is making headway toward reshaping robotics and artificial intelligence's landscape, and stakeholders are keeping a close eye on it.



WOW!!!

This is amazing!!!

1000x better than Chinese robot.

I wonder if Tesla robot can dance and acrobat as well?

The leg joints seem very good and stable.
 
Yeah...no.

Elon has not kept a single one of his timeline promises on any of his companies' projects.

And 100,000? Absolutely not gonna happen.

Not to mention, his robot is not gonna be what he promised.
 
Yeah...no.

Elon has not kept a single one of his timeline promises on any of his companies' projects.

And 100,000? Absolutely not gonna happen.

Not to mention, his robot is not gonna be what he promised.

 

Means absolutely nothing in controlled environments, especially since this is a spliced together video of all the times nothing went wrong.

Again 100,000 by 2026 is absolutely not gonna happen.

Elon has been consistently wrong with his timelines.
 
Good for replacing nursing home employees.
 
Means absolutely nothing in controlled environments, especially since this is a spliced together video of all the times nothing went wrong.

Again 100,000 by 2026 is absolutely not gonna happen.

Elon has been consistently wrong with his timelines.

He said between 50,000 and 100,000. The article is using the high end.
 
He said between 50,000 and 100,000. The article is using the high end.
Even 50,000 is unrealistic, especially at the timeline given.

Irs not gonna see wide spread adoption by 2026, its just not.
 

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