Tesla to end Cybertruck production for Cybercab, CBC reports
The National's report pairs Tesla's robotaxi pivot with an owner's regret and a sharp fall in pickup sales.
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RIP Cybertruck
Tesla's angular steel pickup is heading for the end of production, according to CBC News: The National. Eli Glasner reports that Elon Musk plans to wind down Cybertruck manufacturing at the Texas factory in mid-2027, shifting attention to the autonomous Cybercab.
Posted today, the report titled "RIP Cybertruck" has drawn roughly 230,000 views in its first eleven hours. It revisits the truck's theatrical unveiling, including its troubled armor-glass demonstration, before turning to the harder business of selling it. CBC cites Kelley Blue Book figures showing sales nearly halved in 2025, while JD Power Canada's Robert Karwel discusses the price gap between electric and gas-powered trucks.
Toronto street interviews capture the divided opinions about its appearance. Owner Gary Mark offers a different kind of verdict: "It's a sad day. It is the best vehicle I've ever owned."
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CBC reports that Tesla is winding down Cybertruck production to focus on its Cybercab robotaxi.


