The autonomous vehicle, promised since 2019, will reportedly have no steering wheel or pedals—taking self-driving to a new level. But multiple delays and missed timelines have shaken confidence.

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The upcoming event isn’t just about the Robotaxi. Tesla is also expected to reveal a $25,000 Model 2 aimed at budget-conscious buyers and a futuristic Cybervan targeting dense urban areas. These new models could widen Tesla’s market reach, but the timing is critical.

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Tesla recently missed Q3 delivery estimates, reporting 462,890 units—falling short of Wall Street’s 469,828 target. The stock dropped 6% as investors questioned Tesla’s ability to meet its full-year growth goals. To get back on track, Tesla needs to hit a record-breaking 516,000 deliveries in Q4.

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With the spotlight on October 10, all eyes are on whether this launch can reignite confidence—or deepen concerns.

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