Tesla’s upcoming Roadster will mark the automaker’s final manually driven vehicle, signaling a strategic shift toward autonomous robotaxis and broader integration of robotics into its business model. The announcement underscores Tesla’s long-term vision of reducing reliance on traditional driver-controlled cars as it advances its self-driving technology. Industry observers note the move could reshape Tesla’s product lineup, with implications for both consumer and commercial markets. The decision comes as the company doubles down on its ambitions in autonomous mobility.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the new Roadster would become the EV maker's only manually driven vehicle as it pivots to robotaxis and robots.
