Elon Musk to build product gallery at Texas ranch

Elon Musk announced plans to assemble a product gallery at his Texas ranch that will document 52 inventions spanning his career from 1984 to 2025.

Musk posted the news on X on July 15, 2026. He wrote that he is “putting together a product gallery at my ranch in Texas.” The display will begin with Blastar, a space shooter game he coded at age 12 and sold for $500.

The timeline will cover later ventures including Zip2, X.com, PayPal, SpaceX, Tesla, Neuralink, The Boring Company, xAI, Optimus, the Cybercab, and SpaceXAI. It will also feature items such as The Boring Company’s Not-a-Flamethrower and Burnt Hair perfume.

The ranch is located in Bastrop County east of Austin. Musk has not announced a completion date or whether the gallery will open to the public.

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Elon Musk tours the Optimus robot production line inside Tesla's Fremont factory.
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Musk tours Optimus production line at Tesla Fremont factory

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk visited the company's Fremont factory on July 1 to inspect progress on the Optimus humanoid robot production line. The visit included a team photo and a post confirming the line is operational. The space was previously used for Model S and Model X assembly.

Tesla vice president of vehicle engineering Lars Moravy has teased significant updates on the company's Austin operations. The announcement is set for Tuesday, July 7.

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Tesla has leased a large industrial building in Austin as part of its expanding operations in Texas. The 682,000-square-foot space is in the Austin Hills Commerce Center at 11801 Decker Lake Road. Completion of the second phase is scheduled for January 2027.

Elon Musk has rejected a fan theory suggesting Tesla is secretly ahead on its Optimus humanoid robot. He stated that initial production will be extremely slow. The comments came in response to speculation on social media.

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A Texas building permit has confirmed that Tesla has installed an autonomous cleaning robot at its Austin Robotaxi facility. The system is designed to service Cybercab vehicles between rides without human involvement.

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