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Cybertruck Production Ends: Gigafactory Texas Shifts to Cybercabs
10 Nov
Summary
- Cybertruck production ceases at Gigafactory Texas.
- Factory will now produce autonomous Cybercabs for robotaxi service.
- Cybertruck faced numerous safety recalls and market rejection.

Production of Tesla's Cybertruck is concluding at Gigafactory Texas, with Elon Musk announcing the factory's new focus on producing Cybercabs. This strategic pivot aligns with Tesla's broader aspirations in the autonomous robotaxi market, although the Cybercab has also experienced a challenging development phase. The Cybertruck, notable for its distinctive stainless steel construction, was manufactured exclusively at the Texas facility due to its specialized machinery.
Despite its unique design, the Cybertruck faced considerable hurdles, including eleven federal safety recalls for issues ranging from accelerator pedal problems to potential panel detachment and wheel issues. Sales figures were also modest, with fewer than 50,000 units sold by March of last year. Furthermore, the vehicle has faced import restrictions in several major international markets, including the EU, UK, Australia, and New Zealand. Some owners, however, remained fiercely loyal to the pickup.