Tesla’s Cybertruck heads for an exit after years of hype and division
Tesla's Cybertruck, a stainless-steel pickup envisioned by CEO Elon Musk, is set to discontinue production next year, according to Musk's announcement on X. The decision comes as Tesla pivots towards autonomous vehicle production, with Musk allocating resources to the Cybercab robotaxi. The Cybertruck, which debuted in 2019 amid much fanfare, became a cultural icon known for its polarizing design and Musk's lofty promises of affordability.
Despite initial enthusiasm, the truck struggled to gain traction with buyers, with Tesla selling only 20,237 units in 2023, a significant drop from previous years. The Cybertruck's demise marks an end to one of the most hyped automotive unveilings in history, a symbol of both innovation and controversy.
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