Tesla is planning to discontinue its two flagship models.

The company announced production of the Model S and Model X will wind down in the second quarter of this year.

“If you’d like to own one of them, now’s a good time to place your order,” the company said in a post on X.

Production of the two vehicles is ending because the company plans to use the production capacity to make its Optimus line of humanoid robots.

As we shift to an autonomous future, Model S & X production will wind down next quarter.

If you’d like to own one of them, now’s a good time to place your order.

Tesla wouldn’t be what it is today without Model S & X and their (early) owners – thank you for your support over… pic.twitter.com/4J06T1QjVM

— Tesla (@Tesla) January 29, 2026

About the Model S and X

The Model S electric sedan helped launch the Tesla brand when it debuted in 2012, while the Model X electric SUV came a few years after in 2015.

In more recent years, the company launched the slightly smaller and much more affordable Model 3 sedan and Model Y SUV, both of which proved to be hot sellers for the company.

The Model S has a starting manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $139,990 in Canada, which comes to about $151,158 with fees, levies and luxury tax includes.

The Model X has a starting MSRP of $149,990, which takes it to about $163,158 with fees, levies and luxury tax.

Full model details are available on the Tesla website.

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