EV Daily | Tesla's AI Focus Sparks Debate as Kia Launches EV5 SUV in UK Market

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Tuesday, Sep 2, 2025 8:01 am ET1min read
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- Tesla unveils AI-focused "Master Plan Part 4", emphasizing Optimus robot but criticized for vague substance and shifting focus from automotive innovation.

- Optimus robot demonstrations remain human-controlled, highlighting technical limitations despite ambitious AI promises.

- Kia launches UK EV5 SUV with 329-mile range, joining its EV lineup to compete in the growing electric vehicle market.

【Tesla】

has released its ‘Master Plan Part 4’, focusing on AI and robotics, particularly around the Optimus humanoid robot. The new plan is rich in AI promises yet criticized as lacking in substance. Tesla's historical master plans have outlined missions for sustainability and growth, but recent plans have seemingly lost direction, focusing more on futuristic concepts rather than immediate automotive innovations. Tesla's Optimus robot demonstrations have been controlled by humans, with recent events highlighting its limitations. Tesla's focus has shifted away from traditional automotive and energy sectors to emphasize AI and robotics, stirring skepticism about its current direction.

【Others】

Kia has introduced the EV5 in the UK, a midsize electric SUV with a range up to 329 miles. It's available in three trims: Air, GT-Line, and GT-Line S, all using an 81.4 kWh battery. Prices begin at £39,295 for the base model. The EV5 features a modern infotainment system and aims to continue Kia's success in the UK's competitive EV market, joining the EV3, EV4, EV6, and EV9 models.

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