<div id="readability-page-1"><div><div><p><strong>Tesla Inc.</strong> <span>TSLA</span> has secured a patent that will reportedly be used in the production of the <strong>Elon Musk</strong>-led EV giant's upcoming Cybercab.</p><h2>Tesla's Unboxed Process</h2><p>The patent — part of the automaker's unboxed process, which involves the company assembling different components of the vehicle separately before putting them all together during final assembly — uses a robotic station for holding each car part, influencer <strong>Sawyer Merritt</strong> wrote as he quoted a post on X on Tuesday. &#34;This is partly how the Cybercab will be built,&#34; Merrit shared.</p><p>&#34;The parts are locked in place with vacuum clamps, then glue is applied to either the part or the car frame,&#34; Merritt said while describing the process, adding that the robot lines up the components using reference points.</p><h2>Tesla's Robotics Push, Musk's Compensation Award</h2><p>The news comes as the EV giant has shifted its focus towards Robotics with the Optimus line of humanoid robots illustrated by the company's Master Plan IV and by Musk's comments predicting that the robot would present over 80% of Tesla's future value.</p><p>Tesla has also urged shareholders to vote in favor of the new compensation award for Musk, which the CEO himself has said would help him retain control over the company so that he can help build &#34;millions of robots.&#34;</p><h2>Tesla's Sales Dwindle, Cybertruck Discontinued</h2><p>Meanwhile, Tesla's sales have been lackluster across multiple markets in the world, with the company's U.S. market share declining to below 40% for the first time since October 2017. Tesla's European sales are also down in double-digit percentages.</p><p>The automaker also recently discontinued the most affordable RWD Long-Range version of the Cybertruck in the U.S., which retailed for $69,990 and offered trimmed-down specs and towing capacity. The company was also reportedly sitting on over 10,000 unsold units of the Cybertruck.</p><p>Tesla scores well on Momentum, Growth and Quality metrics, but offers poor Value. For more such insights, sign up for Benzinga Edge Stock Rankings today!</p><p><em>Check out more of Benzinga's Future Of Mobility coverage by</em><em> following this link.</em></p><ul> <li>Tesla’s Good News Could End In 2 Weeks, Followed By ‘Long Winter,’ Says Ross Gerber Amid TSLA Stock Rally</li> </ul><p><em>Photo courtesy: Trygve Finkelsen on Shutterstock.com</em></p></div></div></div>

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<p>Tesla Inc. has secured a patent for the production of its upcoming Cybercab, utilizing a robotic assembly process. This involves separate assembly of vehicle components before final assembly, using vacuum clamps and glue. The news coincides with Tesla's focus on robotics and a new compensation award for CEO Elon Musk. However, Tesla's sales are declining, with a drop in U.S. market share and discontinued models, including the affordable Cybertruck version. Despite strong momentum and growth metrics, Tesla's value remains poor.</p>

- Tesla Inc. has secured a patent for its upcoming Cybercab, utilizing a robotic station in its unboxed process for vehicle assembly.  
- The company is focusing on robotics, with CEO Elon Musk predicting that this sector will represent over 80% of Tesla's future value, while also urging shareholders to support his new compensation award.  
- Despite these advancements, Tesla's sales are declining, with a drop in U.S. market share and the discontinuation of the affordable Cybertruck variant, alongside a backlog of unsold units.  

Tesla Secures Production Patent Set To Be Used For Cybercab: Report