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Tesla Weighs Producing Humanoid Robots at Shanghai Gigafactory
Tesla (TSLA.US) is considering producing humanoid robots at its Shanghai Gigafactory to maintain its growth in the mainland market, targeting an annual production capacity of 100,0...
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Tesla (TSLA.US)      is considering producing humanoid robots at its Shanghai Gigafactory to maintain its growth in the mainland market, targeting an annual production capacity of 100,000 units by the end of this year, Chinese media reported.

Wang Hao, Vice President of Tesla and President of Tesla China, said that the Shanghai Gigafactory, like Tesla's other factories, will undertake an extremely pivotal role as a production base, with the arrival of the robotics era. However, Tesla has not yet disclosed specific details regarding the production launch timeline and scale.
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