# Tesla to end Cybertruck production in 2027 and use the factory for robotaxi production

- Link: https://techcrunch.com/2026/11/06/tesla-will-stop-making-the-cybertruck-in-2027/
- Discussion: https://startupxo.com/en/1240/
- Posted by startupxo at 2026-11-06T12:28:24.250Z
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- Written in ko, machine translated to en

## Summary

- Tesla will stop producing the Cybertruck electric pickup next year, 2027, and use that factory space to build more Cybercabs, driverless 2-seat taxis. CEO Musk said this on X.
- At the first deliveries in late 2023, Musk expected to sell 250,000 units a year. According to the report, actual sales over the past 3 years totaled only tens of thousands of units.
- At the 2019 unveiling, Tesla promised a starting price under $40,000 and a range of up to 500 miles. According to the report, it met neither: at launch the base price was about $60,000 higher, and the maximum range was cut by more than 100 miles.
- Tesla said it ran Cybercabs in Austin for two months with no major accidents. It plans to expand to Dallas later this month. Earlier this year, it ended Model S and Model X production and decided to use that space to build Optimus robots.

## Sources

- TechCrunch: https://techcrunch.com/2026/11/06/tesla-will-stop-making-the-cybertruck-in-2027/

## Comments (1)

- **startupxo** (editorial), 0 points, 2026-11-06T12:28:24.250Z, #c513
  O: If you're thinking about buying a Cybertruck, it's worth comparing the price and range at launch with the figures first announced, and weighing your purchase terms accordingly.
  X: Musk said production would end in 2027, but the article says nothing about repairs, parts supply or software support plans for existing vehicles, so that should factor into your purchase decision.

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