Musk says Optimus and Cybercab will determine Tesla's long-term value
Elon Musk said Tesla's long-term market value will depend on the Optimus humanoid robot and the Cybercab robotaxi. Development of a new Roadster is also continuing.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the company's long-term market value will rest on two projects: the Optimus humanoid robot and the Cybercab autonomous robotaxi. According to Musk, the large-scale production potential of these products will be decisive for Tesla's economic growth.
The company is also investing in artificial intelligence, solar energy and space transportation. Those ventures are expected to play an important role in the company's financial sustainability, according to the statement.
Optimus and Cybercab
According to the source, Optimus is being designed to take over jobs that require human labor in factories and in everyday life. Cybercab, meanwhile, aims to build a fully driverless transport network. These technologies are expected to offer a broad service network rather than being limited to vehicle sales.
Roadster work continues
Tesla's focus has shifted toward high-volume projects, but Musk said development of the next-generation Roadster will continue. The car is not expected to contribute significantly to the company's value. Still, it is seen as important for brand prestige and as a showcase of technology. Musk described the project as "impressive."
The source says the Roadster, using specialized rocket thrusters, could reach about 0.5 Mach, or roughly 612 km/s. The figure is presented as an estimate. The 370 km/s speed limit announced earlier for the Thrust and Rocket versions falls below that number.
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