The Model S was Tesla’s second model after the Roadster and has remained in the lineup ever since—albeit with multiple technical and visual upgrades. In 2015, the SUV Model X, featuring the distinctive ‘Falcon Wing’ doors, was introduced and has since been offered in several revised versions. With around 51,000 Model S, Model X, and Cybertrucks produced in total, the assembly lines were likely running at only a third of their potential capacity. According to the latest financial report, Tesla can produce 100,000 Model S/X vehicles in Fremont and over 125,000 Cybertrucks across its facilities. Tesla expects that producing humanoid robots will require significantly less space than manufacturing electric vehicles.