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Why Elon Musk just killed two of Tesla’s most famous cars

During an investor call on Wednesday, Musk revealed that Tesla would cease production of its Model S and Model X vehicles in order to focus on AI and robotics.

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Elon Musk kills Tesla Model S & X to go all in on Optimus robots

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Elon Musk is betting Tesla’s future isn’t about cars at all

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Tesla cuts car models in shift to robots and AI

Tesla says its annual revenue has fallen for the first time as the electric vehicle (EV) maker shifts its focus to artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics.

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Tesla discontinuing Model S and Model X to make room for robots

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Tesla Just Killed the Most Important Car of the 21st Century

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Tesla is saying goodbye to the Model S and Model X by mid-2026

If you already own a Model S or X, don't worry—Tesla says they'll keep supporting you.

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Tesla ends Model S, X as Fremont shifts to Optimus robot production

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Tesla discontinues Model X and S vehicles as Elon Musk pivots to robotics

The Tesla Model S Is Dead. Here's Why It Mattered

Car models get canceled all of the time, even the iconic and successful ones. But for electric-vehicle fans, it's not hard to have mixed feelings about the demise of the Tesla Model S. (And, to a lesser extent, the Model X.)

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Tesla to discontinue Model S and Model X: All you need to know

Tesla is discontinuing its longest-serving models, the Model S and Model X, starting next quarter. This strategic shift prioritizes autonomous vehicles and next-generation technologies, with production winding down as sales of these legacy vehicles have plateaued.

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Tesla reveals plans for $2 billion investment in Musk’s xAI

Tesla Inc. plans to invest about $2 billion into xAI, giving Elon Musk’s artificial-intelligence startup a cash infusion despite a shareholder vote last year that failed to win approval.

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Musk's Tesla goes full throttle on AI pivot despite first revenue decline

Tesla announced Wednesday it plans to put $2 billion into xAI, the artificial intelligence company run by CEO Elon Musk, while telling investors that its much-talked-about Cybercab robotaxi remains set to begin production sometime in 2025.