Elon Musk announced that Tesla is ending production of its flagship Model S sedan and Model X SUV, marking the close of a defining chapter in the company’s history as it shifts focus toward autonomy, artificial intelligence, and robotics. The Model X, introduced in 2015, brings similar technology to the SUV segment with distinctive falcon-wing doors and a strong emphasis on safety. Over time, however, demand for the Model S and Model X steadily declines as Tesla’s business shifts toward higher-volume, lower-cost vehicles. The Fremont factory, long associated with Model S and X production, now plays a key role in supporting these next-generation initiatives. Tesla emphasizes that existing Model S and Model X owners continue to receive service, software updates, and parts support, reassuring customers that the vehicles remain fully supported.