Elon Musk Explains HOW Tesla Produced Optimus Robot Only $10K & Sell Them For $20K! Gen 3 in 2025 ?

Elon Musk Explains HOW Tesla Produced Optimus Robot Only $10K & Sell Them For $20K! Gen 3 in 2025 ?
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00:33 Tesla Optimus Price
02:25 Tesla makes Optimus for $10K
04:05 Tesla Bot Specifications
05:47 Tesla Bot is a Money Making Machine
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Elon Musk Explains HOW Tesla Produced Optimus Robot Only $10K & Sell Them For $20K! Gen 3 in 2025 ? Musk said it only costs Tesla $10,000 to make each Optimus robot, and he's planning to sell them to customers for $20,000. That means for every 100,000 robots sold, Elon Musk would make $1 billion. It’s pretty wild because Musk said he plans to make *billions* of Optimus robots, and that could turn Tesla into a $25 trillion company. Building a humanoid robot isn’t like putting a Model Y on the assembly line—it’s obviously a lot more challenging since it’s an AI product. But Musk keeps saying Optimus will cost half the price of an electric car. So, what’s making it so affordable? Welcome to Tesla Car World!

Elon Musk Explains HOW Tesla Produced Optimus Robot Only $10K & Sell Them For $20K! Gen 3 in 2025 ? The truth we can’t deny is that humanoid robots still haven’t gained widespread acceptance among most people. In our opinion, the main reason for this is the lack of achievements or evidence proving that they’re truly useful for the money customers have to spend. No one is going to shell out $20,000 for a robot that functions like a decorative toy that can only move from one corner of the house to another. Sure, some wealthy individuals might buy it, but the majority won’t.
But from a certain perspective, we can see that Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot has been highly regarded for its agility. It’s one of the first humanoid robots to genuinely convince people, as it has demonstrated the ability to perform complex tasks like parkour and transporting goods—skills that most robots, including Tesla Optimus, still can’t achieve. However, its high price tag, around $150,000—equivalent to two Tesla Model S cars—makes it pretty inaccessible. This is part of the reason it hasn’t gained traction and has essentially been shelved, despite being developed over several decades.

Elon Musk Explains HOW Tesla Produced Optimus Robot Only $10K & Sell Them For $20K! Gen 3 in 2025 ? It’s not just the Atlas robot; it’s tough to find any humanoid robot priced under $50,000. This is what makes Tesla Optimus stand out. Elon Musk has mentioned at least three times that its price will be half that of an electric car—$20,000—with Tesla producing it for just $10,000.
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[YoukuNan]

The concept of a robot that learns from videos and performs household tasks is amazing. I hope it delivers as promised.

[KK-jdub]

I imagine a future where these robots runs the entire infrastructure of civilisation like farming, mining, power plants and even production and repair of themselves. They would pretty much become our slave to feed us and provide for us. Food and other basic necessities would become free

[jordanmisumi]

If proven successful for the elderly. Many of of us would do anything to get a hold of one of these. This is more revolutionary than we think. Praying for better improvements of robotics for many years to come

[codfather]

Robots arent for the consumer, but for the military and the coorporations :-/

[OrionLaerithryn]

What happens to all the people in the workforce who are potentially replaced by an Optimus Robot? I don't think massive layoffs and unemployment are an answer.

[Markios-gg]

From what i'm seeing, Boston Dynamics is leading the way in robot functionality, stability and movement flexibility that can get alot of tasks done, efficient in constructions, while Tesla Optimus Prime (I couldn't help myself to not add Prime) is probably leading when it comes to house cleaning.

The other ones are promising as well.

[猪本誠]

The hands on Optimus with 22 degrees of freedom sound incredible. I’m interested to see how well it performs with delicate tasks.

[関上武]

What kind of data and privacy protections will be necessary to ensure that robots do not misuse or mismanage sensitive information?

[有間和也]

I love the idea of a robot that can adapt to new tasks through learning. It could make home management so much easier.

[ChishouChouno]

I’m hopeful that Tesla will address any limitations with Optimus before it’s widely available. It could be a game changer.

[Sorpendium]

Optimus, tell me dirty jokes while you do the laundry.

[poet]

The AI ​​shown in the demonstration is completely useless, and if a robot of this level were to be sold, it is highly likely that only a very small number of people would purchase it. This is because at least 10 robots are needed to work like housekeepers. It is divided into dishwasher robots, washing machine robots, switch-on robots, and cooking robots. In any case, it seems difficult to target general consumers with current methods, and new robots will have to be designed or other methods will have to be used. Nonetheless, I believe Tesla will eventually succeed.

[ModiboMagassouba-fs]

The community of robots, the homemade aliens

[อัศวะเทพจันทร์แก้ว]

Optimus could be a real game changer for elderly care, but I’m cautious about how it will perform in practical situations.

[สุสไบทิพย์วีระปิด]

The potential for Optimus to assist with elder care is exciting. It could really improve quality of life for many people.

[สุไพรวันมูลสาร]

The focus on refining the design and materials for Gen 3 is promising. It could enhance both the robot’s performance and its aesthetic appeal.

[OrikaKamei]

Musk’s vision for the future of humanoid robots is ambitious. It will be important to monitor how these developments impact society and the job market.

[織茂静香]

While the technology is impressive, we must also consider the potential societal impacts of integrating robots into our daily lives.

[SayaeIitsuka]

The improvements in hardware and AI for Gen 3 could lead to a new level of functionality and efficiency in humanoid robots.

[MinehikoOohashi]

The ability for Optimus Gen 3 to communicate and understand human preferences is a significant advancement. It could lead to more personalized and effective interactions.