In Pictures: Tesla Abandons Cybertruck Plans for Australia, Will Refund Deposits Taken Nearly Seven Years Ago

Tesla buyers in Australia face fresh frustration as the brand scales back its local lineup.

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Tesla's Australian customers were left waiting nearly seven years for a Cybertruck that will never arrive.

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Deposits of A$150 will be refunded within 30 days, Tesla has told Cybertruck reservation holders.

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The reversal adds to broader customer frustration over Tesla's limited model availability in Australia.

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Right-hand-drive markets including Australia are affected by the cancelled Cybertruck rollout.

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Tesla's decision comes as the Cybertruck struggles to find buyers even in its home market.

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Australian reservation holders are now questioning what Tesla's local future holds.

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The refund pledge follows mounting criticism over Full Self-Driving limitations in Australia.

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Tesla has yet to detail which models, if any, will replace the Cybertruck in Australia.

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