Tesla has officially ceased production of its legendary Tesla Model S and Tesla Model X electric vehicles. The vacated production lines at the factories will now be retooled to assemble the company's innovative Optimus robots. This is reported by Ixbt.com reports .
Since the introduction of the Model S in 2012 and the Model X in 2015, a total of over 750,000 units of these models have been sold worldwide. They were not only the first mass-market electric vehicles in the premium segment but also set new standards in the automotive industry for range, performance, and digital architecture.
These models laid the foundation for Tesla's solid market position. Later, the Tesla Model 3 played a crucial role in popularizing electric vehicles, while the Tesla Model Y became the company's primary sales driver in the crossover market.
It is worth noting that last year, the Toyota RAV4 became the world's best-selling car, managing to surpass hit models like the Tesla Model Y and Ford F-150.
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