Tesla kills the models that put it on the map to make room for robots

The Tesla Model S and Model X, arguably more so than the niche Roadster, cemented the US electric vehicle (EV) maker’s status as a high-tech disruptor brand. Supplied Credit: CarExpertTesla doesn't report Model S or Model X deliveries separately, instead lumping them in with the Cybertruck. While the Model S and Model X are being discontinued, Tesla will start production of its autonomous Cybercab in April. It was followed in 2015 by the Model X, a large three-row crossover SUV with unusual 'falcon-wing doors'. MORE: Explore the Tesla Model S showroomMORE: Explore the Tesla Model X showroom