Watch out, Amazon. Tesla’s got its eye on the delivery space.

In a recent Munro Live interview, Tesla's Lars Moravy and Eric Earley shared some Optimus nuggets:

- Optimus's battery is a single ~2.5 kWh module, and unlike in a car (where the pack is a quarter to a third of the cost), it's not a major cost of the robot.

- Near-term, Optimus is expected to plug in and charge the robotaxi fleet

- Beyond charging, it "might service the car, might add in the delivery space"

- "You think of Cyber Cab, Optimus, and Robo Van, that trifecta will be incredible.", "And you add Tesla Semi to that for long distances."

- "Maybe we're a transportation company. It's redefining how everyone thinks of that."