Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has announced that the inventory of Tesla Model S and Model X vehicles is almost depleted. In a recent post, Musk stated that there are only a few hundred units of these models left in inventory, and he urged customers to place their orders as soon as possible.
Current Inventory Status
The Tesla website shows that there are fewer than 5 Model S units available near Austin, Texas, and only one Model X vehicle remains in the same area. This limited availability has sparked a sense of urgency among customers who are interested in purchasing these models.
Reaction from JerryRigEverything
YouTuber Zack Nelson, also known as JerryRigEverything, responded to Musk’s post with a sarcastic comment, saying “Tesla going out of business sale.” This remark highlights the surprise and skepticism surrounding the sudden depletion of Tesla’s Model S and X inventory.
Tesla’s Shift in Focus
Earlier this year, Tesla announced that it would be ending production of the Model S and X, as the company shifts its focus towards artificial intelligence and robotics. The Fremont, California facility that used to manufacture these premium vehicles will now be used to produce the Optimus humanoid robot.
New Model Rumors
There are rumors of a new Tesla model in the making, with Musk recently teasing a possible 7-seater layout for the upcoming vehicle. The new model’s frame bears some resemblance to the Model Y from the front, and it is expected to give customers more choice and increase footfall in showrooms.
Tesla Deliveries and Sales
Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley analyst Andrew Percoco has predicted that Tesla will deliver over 1.6 million units this year. However, the company’s Q1 2026 delivery figures showed that Tesla sales fell short of market expectations, with over 358,000 vehicles delivered worldwide and over 408,000 units produced. This has resulted in a surplus of more than 50,000 Tesla vehicles sitting unsold in the company’s lots.
Price Action
Tesla’s stock price has been affected by these developments, with the stock falling 0.98% to $343.25 at market close on Wednesday, and further falling 0.61% to $341.17 during overnight trading.
Conclusion
The depletion of Tesla’s Model S and X inventory has sparked a sense of urgency among customers, and the company’s shift in focus towards artificial intelligence and robotics has raised questions about its future plans. As the company continues to navigate the evolving electric vehicle market, customers and investors will be closely watching its next moves.