Tesla will start production in 2023 of its Cybertruck as well as a humanoid robot, Optimus, Musk says
A Tesla showroom in Austin, Texas, the US. Picture: MARK FELIX/BLOOMBERG
“Massive scale. Full self-driving. There’s going to be a dedicated robotaxi,” Musk told a large crowd at the factory. Tesla will expand its “Full Self-Driving” beta software to all North American FSD subscribers in 2022, he said on Thursday. Musk said Tesla had started deliveries of Texas-made Model Y electric sport utility vehicles, with a goal of producing 500,000 a year at the Texas factory, which he said would be the biggest car factory in the US.
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