Tesla’s Optimus humanoid robot dominates headlines and social media after Elon Musk declared it the biggest product of all time during the company’s 2025 shareholder meeting.
New videos show Optimus dancing fluidly on stage with Musk, serving burgers at Tesla’s Hollywood diner, and walking freely in showrooms.
Meanwhile, Musk told investors that the bot will eliminate poverty, outperform the world’s best surgeons, and eventually cost just $20,000 each.
The robot’s sudden surge in real-world appearances and bold claims from the CEO have sparked millions of views across TikTok, X, and YouTube in under 24 hours.
Industry watchers note that the timing lines up perfectly: Morgan Stanley has predicted that humanoid robots could generate $133 billion annually for Apple alone by 2040.
Foxconn is already deploying them in Texas factories, and competitors like Boston Dynamics and 1X are racing toward home-ready models.
Musk revealed that Tesla’s first Optimus production line in Fremont is now operational, with plans to produce 1 million units per year starting in California and scaling to 10 million annually at Giga Texas, positioning Optimus at the center of the global AI and robotics conversation overnight.
Key Takeaways:
- Elon Musk called Optimus “the biggest product of all time by far, bigger than cell phones.”
- Two Optimus robots danced live and untethered on stage with Musk at the shareholder meeting.
- Tesla’s first production line is already building Optimus robots in Fremont, California.
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