- Elon Musk plans to produce up to a billion Tesla Optimus robots annually.
- Each humanoid robot could potentially be sold for $20,000, aiming for substantial profitability.
- Tesla shareholders approve Elon Musk’s record pay package despite institutional investor opposition.
Elon Musk revealed ambitious plans for Tesla’s humanoid robots, Optimus bots, during the Annual Shareholders Meeting. Musk anticipates global demand, estimating production of up to a billion robots annually. He suggests each robot could cost around $10,000 to manufacture and potentially sell for $20,000, projecting substantial profitability for Tesla. Musk envisions a future where these robots are as ubiquitous as cars, revolutionizing industries worldwide.
At the meeting, Tesla shareholders also approved Musk’s record pay package despite opposition from major institutional investors. Musk’s campaign garnered significant support from retail investors and some institutions, marking a crucial victory amidst ongoing legal challenges.
Musk’s vision for Tesla’s humanoid robots signals a bold step into the future of robotics technology, aiming to transform both consumer markets and industrial production globally.
