- Tesla is winding down production of its controversial Cybertruck at its Texas gigafactory following poor sales, repeated recalls and safety concerns.
- Chief executive Elon Musk stated the decision will allow Tesla to boost production of its newly launched Cybercab robotaxi model.
- The sharp-edged electric pickup failed to gain safety approvals in major international markets such as Europe due to pedestrian impact regulations.
- Cybertruck sales severely underperformed expectations, dropping 48 per cent in the US to 20,237 units in 2025, far below the annual target of 250,000.
- Lead engineer Wes Morrill said that the vehicle served as a key technology development platform that will live on through the Cybercab.
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