It was supposed to be a square revolution. Tesla miscalculated and the Cybertruck ends up as a huge flop

Tesla will cease production of the Cybertruck at its Texas factory by mid-next year due to poor sales, as announced by CEO Elon Musk. This decision follows disappointing sales figures, with only 20,237 units sold in the U.S. last year, significantly below expectations. Musk indicated that this move would allow for increased production of the new Cybercab model, which is central to Tesla's plans for robotic taxi services. The announcement comes after a challenging week for Musk, marked by significant political spending and disappointing election results for candidates he supported. It remains unclear if Cybertruck production will be relocated or completely halted, as the Texas facility is currently the only one equipped for its specialized components.