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Tesla reported their delivery numbers, and that made the boys of Wall Street “disappointed" in TSLA stock.
Most people are interested in Tesla because it is one of the largest battery electric vehicle automakers in the world. In less than a decade, the company went from a startup to a globally recognized luxury automaker with its Model S and Model X vehicles. The company competes in the entry-level luxury car and midsize crossover sport utility vehicle markets with its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. Tesla also sells a light truck—the Cybertruck, and a semi-truck. Its main competitor? Rivian Automotive, Inc. (NASDAQ:RIVN).
After selling some of my Tesla shares when it reached new highs, what keeps me interested in Tesla is something else: Tesla’s Optimus robot. A few months ago, Tesla unveiled “Optimus Gen 2,” a new generation of its humanoid robot that should be able to take over repetitive tasks from humans.
I think this is healthy competition for Elon Musk. He needs a bit of this so his head doesn’t get too big.
Now, you might be excited about this because soon, you won’t have to clean the toilets on your own. But what does this mean for Tesla investors?
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