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The Verge22.04.2026Business1 dk okumaUnited States

Tesla says it will soon begin preparations for its first 'large-scale' factory to make Optimus robots.

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Tesla has announced plans to begin preparations for its first large-scale factory dedicated to manufacturing Optimus robots, marking a significant step in the company's robotics ambitions.

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Tesla announced its Optimus humanoid robot project in 2021. The company has been developing prototypes and has shown demonstrations of the robot at various events. This factory would represent the first large-scale manufacturing facility dedicated to the Optimus line.

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Tesla says it will soon begin preparations for its first 'large-scale' factory to make Optimus robots. Tesla says it will soon begin preparations for its first 'large-scale' factory to make Optimus robots.

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