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Tesla KILLS the Cybertruck?! Musk Pulls the Plug
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Elon Musk has announced Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production at its Texas factory by mid-2027, just three and a half years after the first trucks reached customers. Unveiled in 2019 with windows that cracked on stage, hit by 11 recalls and weak sales despite a 250,000-a-year promise — and with its cheapest trim hiked to $82,490 a day before the news — the factory will now switch to building the two-seater Cybercab robotaxi instead.
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00:00Tesla just killed the Cybertruck.
00:02Musk announced it Friday. Production winds down in mid-2027.
00:07The steel truck that promised everything. Gone in three and a half years.
00:12He unveiled it in 2019. The windows cracked on stage.
00:16Four years from reveal to driveways. Eleven recalls. Sales never took off.
00:22Musk once promised $250,000 a year.
00:25A day before, Tesla hiked the price. Cheapest trim, $82,000.
00:31The Texas factory is not closing. It is switching to the cybercab.
00:35A two-seater robo-taxi. That is Musk's new bet.
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00:54Tesla just killed the Cybertruck.

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