US carmaker Tesla turned the Boston Marathon into a live stage for its Optimus

Tesla is ramping up Optimus V3 production while Elon Musk keeps key robot upgrades secret to prevent competitors from copying the technology.

The company has work to do to justify its valuation.

Tesla, which spends very little money on marketing, is inviting consumers into select locations for Earth Day, which is April 25.

Tesla reported a 16 percent year-on-year revenue growth in the first quarter, driven by robust performance at its Shanghai Gigafactory and expanding infrastructure in China, while gearing up for the highly anticipated debut of its third-generation humanoid robot in mid-2026.

Tesla shares could be overshadowed by the aerospace company’s record-breaking $1.75 trillion public offering and what some investors see as more “sizzle.”

By Akash Sriram and Abhirup Roy April 23 (Reuters) - Tesla CEO Elon Musk is asking investors to take a leap of faith on his costly bets in self-driving technology and humanoid robots that have yet to generate meaningful revenue.

The big SpaceX IPO is coming, and it could probably become the new, more exciting way to bet on Elon Musk’s vision of the future. Once the SpaceX-xAI IPO finally does go live on the public markets, it might make a $1.