Tesla will stop producing the Cybertruck at its Texas Gigafactory next year. CEO Elon Musk announced the decision in a post on X.
The move raises questions about the electric pickup’s long-term future. The Cybertruck launched in 2023 after years of delays and production challenges.
Tesla has not disclosed how the freed factory capacity will be used. Musk’s post offered no timeline beyond the coming year.
The Cybertruck has struggled with slow sales and repeated recalls since its release. Its angular stainless-steel body made it one of the most recognizable vehicles on the road.
Tesla shares have been volatile amid broader uncertainty about EV demand. The company has faced growing competition from rival pickups.
The Gigafactory in Austin remains Tesla’s largest production site. It builds the Model Y and serves as the company’s headquarters.
Tesla has not confirmed whether a redesigned model could return. Analysts say the decision signals a shift in the company’s product strategy.
