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Cybertruck
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Tesla is reportedly winding down production of the Cybertruck after years of poor sales, according to an NBC News report. The angular electric pickup, launched in late 2023 with heavy hype and long waiting lists, has failed to convert interest into sustained demand. Observers are treating the move as a major setback for the vehicle once pitched as a flagship of Tesla's design ambitions.
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A Wired obituary declares Tesla's Cybertruck dead, calling it 'unloved, unwanted and utterly absurd' and tracing its rise and fall from viral unveiling to disappointing sales and recalls. The piece argues the angular stainless-steel pickup never won over mainstream buyers despite years of hype, and its failure is now being widely discussed and dissected online.
- 3Cybertruck declared dead as the 'Aggressively Stupid Era' fades●Is the 'Aggressively Stupid Era' coming to an end? https://www. wired.com/story/rip-cybertruck -you-were-unloved-unwante
A Wired obituary for the Tesla Cybertruck, calling it 'unloved, unwanted and utterly absurd', is prompting debate over whether an era of deliberately outrageous, impractical tech products is ending. Critics say the truck's troubled production and weak demand mark a broader backlash against hype-driven designs, while supporters still defend its engineering ambition.
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Elon Musk has confirmed that Tesla will discontinue the Cybertruck, with all production of the angular electric pickup set to end next year. The announcement has drawn wide attention, with commentators arguing the model's failure could ultimately benefit the broader electric vehicle market by pushing Tesla toward more affordable, practical designs.
- 5Tesla to End Cybertruck Production by Mid-2027▼Tesla to End Cybertruck Production by Mid-2027 for Cybercab Focus
Tesla reportedly plans to wind down Cybertruck production by mid-2027 as it shifts focus and resources toward the Cybercab, its purpose-built autonomous robotaxi. The move marks a sharp retrenchment for the polarizing pickup, which launched in late 2023 after years of hype but struggled with demand and recall issues. Commentators are debating whether the pivot signals a broader strategy change toward autonomous vehicles.
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German-language business coverage is focused on two automakers under pressure. At Porsche, attention centres on Michael Leiters and whether his leadership can return the company to a successful path. Meanwhile, Tesla's latest figures show the Cybertruck continuing to underperform, with the futuristic pickup described as a slow seller that has yet to win over buyers in volume.