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  • [New] World's richest man and Tesla CEO Elon Musk plans to spend more than $25 billion in 2026, which is almost triple of what it spent last year, as he bet on Tesla's AI-powered self-driving technology, robotaxis and humanoid robots over its core revenue generator, the auto business. Economic Times
  • [New] Investors have valued Tesla on the promise that robotaxis and its Optimus humanoid robots will one day become its primary revenue drivers. KELO-AM
  • [New] Tesla plans to unveil the third generation of its Optimus humanoid robot in the first quarter of 2026. Grokipedia
  • [New] Waymo, Tesla and many investors continue to predict a future of massive use of robotaxis. CBT News | #1 Source for Automotive News & Dealership I
  • [New] Tesla proved consumers will accept autonomous rides. Tech Insider
  • Tesla plans to eventually deploy its purpose-built Cybercab vehicle, which does not have pedals or a steering wheel. Insurance Journal
  • Tesla expects in 2026 to spend up to $25bn on unspecified projects. BBC News
  • AI data centers and compute represent a much bigger and faster-growing opportunity for Tesla than robotaxis. NextBigFuture.com
  • A Waymo vehicle will cost about $0.40 per mile in 2030, while the Tesla Cybercab could reach roughly $0.20 per mile at production scale. EV
  • Safety validation is the limiting factor for Robotaxi expansion and that Tesla is holding back until a rewritten FSD v15 arrives - now targeted for the end of 2026 or early 2027. Electrek
  • The combined expansion plans of Waymo, Tesla, and the Uber-Rivian partnership will push autonomous ride-hailing into at least 50 American cities by the end of the decade. Tech Insider
  • Tesla has tied any major fleet ramp to the release of Full Self-Driving v15, targeted for late 2026 or early 2027. Tech Times
  • Tesla will achieve fully autonomous supply chain operations by 2028, eliminating human intervention in 90% of procurement decisions through advanced AI systems and robotic fulfillment centers. FourWeekMBA
  • Humanoid robots could become more important to Tesla than cars. Forbes
  • With battery-electric vehicles hitting an amazing 50% of China's truck sales in December, the (very) long-awaited arrival of the Tesla Semi might be well timed. Baillie Gifford
  • The primary challenge for SpaceX will be managing the Musk Discount or Musk Premium - the high volatility associated with its CEO's public persona and his other ventures like Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) and X. The Chronicle-Journal
  • AI satellite deployments could start as early as Q1-Q2 in 2027 and with Tesla AI5 chips hitting volume production mid-next-year and a Terafab (100M sq ft) targeting terawatt-per-year output long-term. NextBigFuture.com
  • Tesla plans to launch a dedicated robotaxi vehicle - the Cybercab - and a luxury sports car in the future. Morningstar, Inc.
  • Serial entrepreneur Elon Musk said in January that he expected his Tesla company would start selling humanoid robots by the end of 2027. The Christian Science Monitor

Last updated: 03 August 2026



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