A million Optimus robots next year would mean one off the line every 30 seconds, skeptic argues
Rewkang · x · 2026-11-02
RoboStrategy examines Tesla's Optimus production timeline: shipping 1 million Optimus robots next year would mean one robot coming off the Fremont line every 30 seconds.
GoingBallistic5 doesn't believe Tesla gets there that fast and lays out the reasoning. A third-party feasibility check on Musk-style mass-production promises.
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