Overview
- Tesla said the final Model S and Model X have rolled off the Fremont assembly lines, closing 14‑ and 11‑year runs for the two flagships.
- The company plans to convert the Fremont area used for these models to build its Optimus humanoid robot, which Elon Musk has said could enter series production before year‑end.
- Tesla has not named a direct successor to either model, and U.S. inventory now appears sold out.
- A 350‑car “Signature” farewell edition priced around $159,420 was offered to select owners, then Tesla postponed the delivery event, leaving some buyers with nonrefundable travel costs.
- In 2025, Tesla sold about 50,850 units of its “other models” group that includes S/X and Cybertruck versus about 1.6 million Model 3 and Model Y, highlighting why the premium lines were hard to keep full.