
by Tesla · humanoid · Announced 2025
~$20,000–$25,000 target (consumer)
Third-generation Tesla humanoid with upgraded 22-DOF hands (50 actuators), improved dexterity, and AI5 chip. Mass production targeted Q3 2026.
The Optimus Gen 3 is a humanoid developed by Tesla (USA), first announced in 2025. It is currently in development. Standing 168 cm tall, weighing 55 kg, with 50 degrees of freedom, it can carry payloads up to 25 kg. Performance highlights include a top speed of 2.5 m/s, a battery runtime of 540 minutes, a 2300 Wh battery pack. The platform is powered by Tesla AI5 custom SoC, equipped with 8x cameras (Autopilot-heritage), tactile fingertip sensors (22-DOF hands), force/torque joints, IMU.
Height
168 cm
Weight
55 kg
DOF
50
Payload
25 kg
Runtime
9h
Max Speed
2.5 m/s
Battery
2300 Wh
Charge Time
—
Stairs
Yes
LiDAR
No
Compute
Tesla AI5 custom SoC
ROS
None
Last updated: 2026-06-23 · Announced 2025
The Optimus Gen 3 price has not been officially announced yet.
Optimus Gen 3 features 50 DOF, 168cm, 55kg, 25kg payload, 540 min runtime. Tesla AI5 custom SoC, no ROS.
Optimus Gen 3 is currently in development and not yet available for purchase.
Optimus Gen 3 is made by Tesla, headquartered in USA. Official manufacturer site: https://www.tesla.com/optimus.
Optimus Gen 3 does not list official ROS support. Tesla ships Optimus Gen 3 with a proprietary software stack; third-party ROS integration is not officially endorsed.
Optimus Gen 3 runs for approximately 9h on a single charge (battery capacity: 2300 Wh).
Optimus Gen 3 is rated to carry up to 25 kg of payload, suitable for industrial logistics and warehouse workloads.
Optimus Gen 3 has a published maximum walking speed of 2.5 m/s and can navigate stairs.
Closest specs-wise alternatives to Optimus Gen 3 include Phoenix by Sanctuary AI, MenteeBot V3 by Mentee Robotics, Forerunner K1 by Kepler Robotics. Full head-to-head comparison: https://biorobot.ai/en/vs/sanctuary-phoenix-vs-tesla-optimus-gen3.