Tesla’s Optimus production hits snags with hands, The Information reports

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Tesla has ramped up production of its Optimus humanoid robots to several hundred units weekly but faces challenges with the precision assembly of small parts, especially hands, and supplier issues. The robots require extensive programming and training, and Tesla is currently using most units internally while planning to lease them commercially. Optimus is a key part of Tesla's $25 billion investment plan for 2026.

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