Tesla will stop producing its Model S saloon and Model X SUV in the next quarter as Elon Musk's EV brand pivots away from electric cars towards robots, self-driving taxis and AI.

Tesla confirms it will end Model S and Model X production as BYD's rapid rise reshapes the global electric vehicle market.

Tesla discontinues the Model S and X in 2026 as it moves away from car manufacturing towards artificial intelligence, robotics and autonomous transport.

Elon Musk and Tesla suffered a difficult end to 2025 with EU and UK electric car sales falling with China hot on their heels.

EVs outsold petrol-only cars in Europe in December, for the first time ever. But Tesla didn't join the party - its sales cratered.

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Tesla's Cybercab prototype with a rear charging port sighting fuels debate over robotaxi charging strategies and what it means for deployment and urban EV infrastructure.

The company’s chief executive, Elon Musk, said this week that it would stop making the car, an electric pioneer in 2012, as well as the Model X.