teslamag.de Tesla Halts Cybertruck Production to Expand Cybercab Manufacturing
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- •Tesla is stopping Cybertruck production to focus on Cybercab manufacturing.
- •Elon Musk claims the decision is not due to low demand for the Cybertruck.
- •The future of the Cybertruck model remains uncertain.
On November 6, 2026, Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced the cessation of Cybertruck production at Gigafactory Texas, effective mid-2027. This decision is aimed at reallocating resources to increase the production of the Cybercab, a robotaxi model. Musk stated that the move is not due to low demand for the Cybertruck, despite previous claims of high demand prior to its launch in late 2023. The future of the Cybertruck remains uncertain, as it is unclear if production will continue at another facility or if it will be completely discontinued. Tesla's recent quarterly report indicated a production capacity of 125,000 units for both the Cybertruck and Cybercab at the Texas facility. The announcement led to a 2% increase in Tesla's stock during pre-market trading.
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