Tesla pioneered the modern EV with the Model S and Model X. Now, it has officially ended the legacy as the final cars roll ...

Speaking on Tesla’s fourth-quarter earnings call, Musk said the company will convert production lines at its Fremont, Calif., factory to manufacture Optimus humanoid robots, a move he said will ...

Tesla is ending production of its Model S and Model X electric vehicles. CEO Elon Musk announced the company will shift focus to building robots and autonomous vehicles. Customers can still purchase ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Brooke Crothers covers and reviews electric vehicles and autonomy. The new Tesla Model S all-electric sedan (L), at the car's ...

Image Credit: HJUdall - Own work, CC0/Wiki Commons. The Tesla story has taken a turn few industry watchers saw coming. In a call with investors this week, Tesla CEO Elon Musk delivered a sobering and ...

Tesla ending production of its first mainstream electric vehicles Model S and Model X will not be replaced Production capacity to be designated for Optimus humanoid robot Tesla is discontinuing its ...

Now they've gone away for good, and there's been no indication of Tesla working on successors to either vehicle.

Tesla plans to end production of its long-running Model S sedan and Model X SUV in 2026, marking a major shift for the electric vehicle maker as it reallocates resources toward robotics, artificial ...

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Few cars changed the auto industry at large as much as the Model S upon its arrival in 2012.

It’s been looming for weeks, but now the end is near: Just a few hundred Tesla Model S and Model X vehicles remain unsold. Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirmed this week in a post on X that custom orders of ...