TESLA WE ROBOT

At the event called "We, Robot," Tesla showed off its latest achievements in the field of autonomous driving and artificial intelligence.

Most notable was the newly unveiled Cybercab, a futuristic driverless taxi with an avant-garde design. The two-seat model, designed without a steering wheel and pedals, is expected to cost under $30,000 and is scheduled to go into production in 2026. The debut of Cybercab not only heralds Tesla's leading position in autonomous driving technology, but also marks a major change in the future of mobility.

In addition to Cybercab, Tesla also showed off the latest advances in its humanoid robot Optimus. The Optimus Gen3 breaks new ground in terms of flexibility, lightweight and intelligence, with a dexterous hand with 22 degrees of freedom, capable of performing delicate operations such as playing the piano, and the ability to communicate and personalize. Tesla aims to produce 1 billion humanoid robots a year to capture more than 10 percent of the market.

In addition, Tesla also publicly unveiled the Robovan model for the first time, which not only can accommodate more than 20 passengers, but also has the function of cargo transportation, showing Tesla's unlimited creativity in the design of multi-purpose transportation vehicles.

In general, Tesla's "We, Robot" conference is not only a feast of technology and innovation, but also a bold vision and practice of the future life picture. Musk and his team interpreted the profound meaning of "technology changes life" with practical actions, and painted an exciting new chapter of the integration of future Mobility and technology for the global audience.