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Musk admits Tesla doesn't have enough talent to build more than one car at a time after exodus

Summary by Electrek
Elon Musk now says Tesla can’t build the Cybertruck and the Cybercab at the same time because there are only so many “smart, dedicated people” to go around. Half the executives he showed off in 2023 as proof of Tesla’s “bench strength” have since left the company. It’s the most honest explanation yet for how Tesla went from five consumer vehicle programs at the start of 2026 to a single platform, Model 3 and Model Y, by the middle of 2027. more…

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After the end of the Cybertruck, the CEO provides three different explanations about the reasons. Only one of them should have a true core

·Vienna, Austria
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Tesla's executive director explained that maintaining Cybertruck's production requires people, engineering and industrial capacity that can be directed to increase Cybercab's production. Tesla is preparing a reorganisation of its Texas factory, scheduled for 2027. Since Cybercab will profoundly transform the world of land transport, in the words of [...]

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Tesla is undergoing a period of profound transformation. As the American manufacturer gradually reduces its range of cars, Elon Musk admits that he lacks qualified personnel to carry out several projects simultaneously. Many experienced executives and engineers have left the ship. Tesla can no longer do everything at the same time It is a rather surprising admission of the [...]

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Tesla has been news in recent days for announcing the end of Cybertruck to focus production on Cybercab. And, in part, the explanation lies in the existence of "a very limited number of intelligent and talented people," according to Elon Musk.

·Portugal
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Elon Musk is the man of spectacular launch shows, questionable hand gestures, and big promises. But this time, he is also remarkably honest about the future of his company.

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Electrek broke the news in Fremont, United States on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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