During the conference call, Tesla announced its strategic vision for the future, aiming to create an era of abundance where goods and services are plentiful. They highlighted Optimus, the world's most advanced humanoid robot, currently operational in their factory with production slated for next year. By 2026, Optimus will be available to customers, potentially becoming more valuable than all of Tesla’s current offerings combined. Tesla’s primary focus is on autonomy, with significant progress in Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology and the upcoming unveiling of RoboTaxi. The company plans to make its Dojo supercomputer to reduce reliance on Nvidia GPUs. Despite increased competition and price reductions in the EV market, Tesla remains confident, offering competitive financing and planning to introduce a more affordable EV and the new Roadster next year.
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