Tesla plans to wind down Cybertruck production at Texas factory
Technology · First reported 6 Nov, 07:05 · Updated 07:52
Elon Musk said Tesla plans to scale back Cybertruck production at its Texas factory around mid-2027, making room for more Cybercab output. The company has not said whether Cybertruck production will move elsewhere or end entirely.
- Musk said production at Tesla’s Texas factory would wind down around the middle of 2027 to accommodate increased Cybercab output.
- Tesla has not clarified whether it will build Cybertrucks at another facility or discontinue production; the Austin factory is the only known Tesla site equipped for the model’s specialized components.
- Tesla groups Cybertruck deliveries with other models rather than reporting them separately. The grouped category recorded 8,295 deliveries in the third quarter, compared with 12,364 in the second quarter.
- The Cybertruck has faced recalls, quality-control issues and repeated price revisions; reports also describe regulatory hurdles in parts of Europe.
- Tesla has begun offering paid rides in a small Cybercab fleet in Austin. The company still faces questions from the US auto safety agency about the vehicle’s self-certification.
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- Planned production change
- Wind down Cybertruck production at the Texas factory around mid-2027.
- Stated purpose
- Make room for increased Cybercab production.
- Grouped deliveries
- 8,295 in the third quarter, compared with 12,364 in the second quarter.
- Production’s future
- Tesla has not said whether Cybertruck production will move to another facility or end.
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