The mind-blowing functionalities of Tesla’s Optimus Robots, which Elon Musk unveiled recently have captured the attention of many. These humanoid robots are said to be capable of doing any kind of activity, including boring human chores. As many have closely observed its remarkable upgrades and developments in recent years, curiosity has also been piqued about their cost. So, what are the Optimus Robots and what’s their estimated pricing?
So, here’s everything you need to know about Tesla’s latest Optimus Robots.
Elon Musk reveals Tesla’s Optimus robots
Elon Musk recently took center stage at the We, Robot event, to reveal two of Tesla’s exceptional creations, Cybercab and Optimus.
Showcasing his creation, the Tesla CEO startled the audience by claiming that the robots can do “anything.” Moreover, he claimed they will be among humans and will also be able to serve drinks. (via The Verge)
More functions of these humanoid robots include day-to-day human chores like walking, babysitting, getting groceries, mowing the lawn, and more. Furthermore, Musk called this AI invention, “the biggest product ever of any kind.” The origin of Tesla’s Optimus robots dates back to 2021, wherein they introduced this innovative concept, originally called Tesla bots.
Since then, the company has worked towards the humanoid robots’ advancement and given them significant upgrades. In 2023, the company showed the world their enhanced version, Optimus Gen 2. They exhibited features like improved walking speed, talking, folding shirts, swift hand movements, and others.
Here’s how much Tesla’s Optimus robots could cost
According to Elon Musk, Tesla’s Optimus Robots will cost somewhere between $20,000 and $30,000.
The Optimus Robots are still in development and the final version hasn’t been completed. However, when they hit the markets, their starting price will be $20,000. These robots are not just dedicated to household chores but could prove useful in one’s business and professional lives too.
At a previous shareholder event, Musk claimed to produce these humanoid robots limitedly before he officially launched them in the market. These limited robots’ efficiency will be tested in his factories first by next year. Additionally, Musk looks forward to seeing Optimus elevate Tesla’s market cap by $25 trillion in the future. (via CNBC)
Originally reported by Shazmeen Navrange on ComingSoon.
