Tesla Model S And X Officially Cease Production And Are Retired.

On May 21, with the last batch of Tesla Model S and Model X vehicles rolling off the production line at the Fremont, California factory, production of both models officially ceased and the production line will be used for Tesla's humanoid robots.

It is understood that the Model S and Model X production line will be dismantled and reconstructed within four months, transforming into a dedicated production line for Tesla's humanoid robots, with a planned annual capacity of 1 million units. The second-generation production line being prepared at the Texas factory aims to reach a capacity of tens of millions of units.

On April 1, Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that Tesla had officially ceased production of the Model S and Model X, and had stopped accepting new car customization orders. The Fremont factory would produce the Optimus humanoid robots.

Data shows that by 2025, global deliveries of the Model 3 and Model Y will reach 1.6 million units, while "other models," including the Model S and Model X, will only reach approximately 50,000 units.