Tesla’s Optimus Robot is set to make significant advancements by 2026, with plans to support the improvement of human-like skills and increase production capacity. According to Tesla’s announcement on February 2, 2026, the company aims to produce hundreds of thousands of its third-generation humanoid robots, known as Optimus.
Currently, the testing production line for Optimus has already begun operations at Tesla’s factory, with a larger-scale production line expected to be established by 2026. After the production of these humanoid robots, Tesla projects that each unit’s cost may stabilize around $20,000, aiming for an output of 2 million units by that time.
According to reports, the Optimus robot’s production line will begin operations in 2026, making it Tesla’s first mass-produced humanoid robot. The company continues to refine its capabilities, and the expected output is projected to reach approximately 13.9 million units annually.
In addition to Optimus, Tesla is also focusing on developing advanced AI technologies, which are expected to enhance the functionality of these robots significantly. As Tesla pushes towards these ambitious goals, the market is eager to see how these innovations will unfold in the coming years.
As Tesla’s humanoid robots approach production, the anticipation grows for the potential applications in various fields, including manufacturing, caregiving, and more. With technology evolving rapidly, 2026 is set to be a landmark year for Tesla and its ventures into robotics.
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