Tesla to wind down Cybertruck production as Elon Musk focuses on robotics and AI
Summary
Tesla plans to stop making the Cybertruck at its Texas factory around mid-2027 and use the space to increase Cybercab production. The move reflects Elon Musk’s focus on robotaxis, artificial intelligence and robotics as Tesla’s vehicle sales remain concentrated in its Model 3 and Model Y.Key Facts
- Musk announced the planned production wind-down in a post on X.
- Tesla has not said whether it will make Cybertrucks at another factory.
- Tesla delivered 8,300 vehicles classified as “other models” in the third quarter of 2026; that group includes the Cybertruck.
- Tesla delivered 478,000 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles combined in the same quarter.
- The Cybertruck began deliveries in late 2023 after production delays and did not meet safety standards for sale in Europe.
- Tesla has started offering paid Cybercab rides in limited areas of Austin, Texas, but its wider rollout remains uncertain amid regulatory scrutiny.
- Tesla plans to use the Texas factory to build Optimus humanoid robots and increase Cybercab production.
- Tesla shares fell 11% on Thursday, according to the article.
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