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Musk said that Tesla is likely to rent out rather than sell Optimus, and expects to begin external deliveries around the end of 2027.
Musk: Tesla may rent out rather than sell Optimus robots
PANews November 9 news, according to Cailian Press, Musk said that Tesla is likely to rent out its humanoid robots to customers rather than sell them. Tesla has already started early production of Optimus at its Fremont factory and is expected to begin deliveries to external customers around the end of 2027.
Source: https://www.panewslab.com/zh/articles/01a1befc-47ca-7431-a4e9-636d51c68afa
According to a PANews report citing Cailian Press, Musk stated that Tesla is very likely to rent its humanoid robots to customers rather than sell them.
Reports say that Tesla has already begun early mass production of Optimus at the Fremont factory.
The report states that Tesla is expected to begin deliveries to external customers around the end of 2027.
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
This means that customers may obtain Optimus robots through leasing rather than purchasing in the future; however, the original text uses "very likely" and "expected," indicating that the rental model and delivery timeline are not yet certain outcomes.
The message simultaneously addresses Optimus's customer-facing delivery method, early mass production progress, and the expected external delivery time.
Novices should distinguish between “early mass production has already started” and “delivery to external customers is expected in the future,” and should not interpret “likely to be leased out” as a confirmed formal plan.
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