Tesla Retires Iconic Models S and X, Pivots to Autonomous and Robotics Future

Tesla's discontinuation of its Model S and X marks a strategic pivot from traditional EV manufacturing toward autonomous vehicles and robotics, signaling the company's confidence in emerging technology as the next growth driver. This shift reflects broader industry trends as affordable models like the Model 3 and Y saturate the market, forcing Tesla to innovate beyond conventional automotive sales. The Cybercab and Optimus represent a radical departure from Tesla's founding business model, potentially reshaping how the company monetizes transportation and automation.