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Tesla to Refund Many Cybertruck Deposits as Demand Exceeds Production, Musk Says
Tesla will return deposits for many Cybertruck buyers as it shifts factory resources to the Cybercab robotaxi, after U.S. sales fell 48% to 20,237 units.
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Elon Musk rejects Cybertruck unprofitability claims, says orders far exceed production rate
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has denied claims that Cybertruck is unprofitable, saying production will stop in about eight months as the company prioritises Cybercab manufacturing. Musk said Cybertruck orders exceed production capacity and Tesla expects to return deposits to many customers. He cited the opportunity cost of the vehicle’s complexity.
Elon Musk announces on November 9, 2026 that Cybertruck's orders exceed production: Tesla will have to pay down payments from many customers before stopping the line in about 8 months.
Tesla will have to reimburse Cybertruck's deposits to many customers, since the orders ...
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