
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has announced plans to discontinue the production of the <b>Cybertruck</b> at the company's Texas manufacturing facility by the middle of 2027. This strategic decision aims to repurpose the factory floor to prioritize the mass assembly of the upcoming <b>Cybercab</b> robotaxi. According to official statements, the transition is part of Tesla's broader shift toward autonomous vehicle technology. The company intends to reallocate resources and factory space to meet the projected demand for its driverless taxi fleet, marking a significant pivot in their long-term manufacturing roadmap. While Musk continues to bet big on a driverless future, the move effectively signals the end of the road for the angular pickup.
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