According to Elon Musk's statement on Friday (November 6), Tesla will phase out Cybertruck production at its Texas Gigafactory by mid-2027 to increase Cybercab production capacity. Since Cybertruck production is exclusive to the Texas facility, the phaseout marks the end of the model's production cycle.

Cybertruck sales have fallen short of expectations. As of September 2026, Tesla had sold fewer than 100,000 units in the U.S. since deliveries began in late 2023. 2025 saw sales of 20,237 units, a 48% decline year-over-year, followed by a 38% decline through September 2026. Barclays analyst Dan Levy attributed the decision to limited commercial performance and profitability of Cybertruck, coupled with Tesla's pivot to autonomous robotaxi expansion.

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