Tesla will end production of its two flagship models, the Model S and Model X, which have long carried the company's prestige.
According to statements by Tesla CEO Elon Musk, the fundamental reason behind this decision is the company's desire to shift its resources and production infrastructure toward autonomous driving and robotics.
Planned to take effect from the next quarter, this production halt has generated significant reverberations throughout the automotive industry.
The operational center of this decision is Tesla's Fremont factory in California.
According to Musk's statements, the production lines and factory space allocated for the Model S and Model X will be dedicated to the development and production of the company's humanoid robot, #Optimus.
