Musk: Optimus Robots Could Be 80% of Tesla’s Value
Elon Musk has once again attracted attention to Tesla's long -term ambitions, this time the role emphasized as a humanoid robot. When talking about the company's vision, Musk suggested that Optimus, Tesla's humanoidrobot project, may eventually be responsible for more than 80% of the company's total value. While Tesla is still known for its electric cars, CEO claimed that robotics could become its most transformative business.
The Optimus robot was first unveiled as a prototype in 2021 and is continuously processed since. Musk implements factories, warehouses and even repetition or physically demanding machines. He describes a future in which humanoid robots are produced on a scale and competitively sufficiently priced for millions to be distributed in industries. If it feels, this landscape can fundamentally change Tesla's identity - as an Automatic can be seen until it becomes a global robotics leader.
Skptics suggests that Musk has made bold promises lately, some of whom have been delayed or reduced from early expectations. However, his comments shed light on how Tesla is trying to place beyond the crowded electric vehicle market. If Optimus reaches commercial viability, it can give Tesla an income flow compared to cars, batteries or even energy products.
Currently, the robot remains developing, but Musk's claim indicates his confidence that Tesla's future may relax less on four wheels and more on two legs, not just the company, but potentially the entire industries.
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