AI & Machine Learning

Elon Musk says Tesla only has 'a few hundred' Model S and X in stock as the vehicles near end of life cycle

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that the company has only a few hundred units of its Model S and Model X vehicles left in inventory, signaling the end of these models as Tesla shifts focus to autonomous driving and robotics. This transition highlights Tesla's strategic pivot towards new technological frontiers beyond traditional vehicle sales, impacting both consumer expectations and industry dynamics.

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