Cybertruck production to end in mid-2027… Musk signals repurposing of Texas factory space
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Tesla will end Cybertruck production at its Texas plant around mid-2027, CEO Elon Musk announced on X, with Ars Technica reporting the space will likely be redirected mainly to Cybercab output. The Cybertruck, unveiled in late 2019 with a stainless-steel exoskeleton and a starting price pitched to rival Ford's F-150, was Tesla's bid to crack the US pickup market. The move matters because it frees scarce Texas capacity for Tesla's autonomous robotaxi ambitions at a time when the Cybertruck's steep price and niche appeal have limited volumes. Investors will watch for confirmation of Cybercab timelines and any impact on Tesla's broader vehicle delivery targets.
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