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The Optimus robot and Cybercab bundles could signal a significant shift toward automated services that not only expand Tesla's product line but also its revenue streams. Musk's objective is to reach a production mark of 1 million units per year, a target that, if met, could result in substantial profits.
Assuming the launch of these products comes by 2030, with the estimated cost of $60,000 per bundle, Tesla could generate around $60 billion in revenue if they can sell 1 million units. With a projected 20% profit margin and operating expenses factored in, this could position Tesla for substantial net income, ultimately yielding roughly $5.4 billion.