According to Decrypt, Tesla plans to wind down production of the Cybertruck at its Texas plant. The decision follows CEO Elon Musk’s strategic shift toward robotaxis and artificial intelligence development. Officials indicated that the Texas facility will repurpose space previously used for Cybertruck manufacturing to accommodate the Cybercab, a new vehicle model. Production of the stainless‑steel pickup is currently operating well below full capacity, leading to excess unused capacity.
The move reflects Musk’s broader focus on advancing robotaxi capabilities and AI integration within Tesla’s product roadmap. No specific timelines or volume figures were provided. The Texas plant’s reconfiguration aims to align manufacturing resources with the upcoming Cybercab project.
