Elon Musk has outlined a vision for Tesla's future, suggesting its market capitalisation could reach £24 trillion, driven by Optimus robots and advancements in AI. Musk anticipates that Optimus robots could handle mundane tasks in various settings, potentially unlocking a global market exceeding £8 trillion.
However, this ambitious target faces scepticism, with investors concerned about delays in projects such as robotaxis. Experts suggest that near-term revenue from robotics will not rival Tesla's car business, and production hurdles remain. Despite these challenges, Musk aims for mass production, leveraging Tesla's AI and manufacturing expertise.
Achieving this valuation requires Tesla to transition from prototypes to mass production and overcome challenges in the robotics market. Investor sentiment reflects a mix of excitement and caution, awaiting proof of Tesla's ability to execute its vision.
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