Tesla to axe Cybertruck as Musk shifts focus to robotics and AI
Tesla pulls the plug on the Cybertruck, swapping steel‑clad pickups for robotaxis and AI‑driven factories.
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Tesla pulls the plug on the Cybertruck, swapping steel‑clad pickups for robotaxis and AI‑driven factories.
Tesla will halt Cybertruck builds at its Austin plant next summer, shifting the space to the new Cybercab robotaxi hopes.
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