In Pictures: Tesla to End Cybertruck Production at Gigafactory Texas Mid-2026, Paving Way for Cybercab

Tesla's pivot to the Cybercab comes as EV charging infrastructure continues to expand nationwide.

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The Cybertruck's discontinuation frees up Gigafactory Texas capacity for higher-volume Cybercab production.

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The Cybertruck fell far short of its 250,000-unit annual sales target, cementing its status as a hyped flop.

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Musk confirmed Cybertruck output will wind down around mid-2026 as Tesla refocuses on autonomy.

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Tesla bets that the Cybercab, not the Cybertruck, will define its next chapter in electric mobility.

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The announcement marks a sharp reversal for a pickup once pitched as Tesla's boldest vehicle yet.

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Cybertruck production ends mid-2026, just years after the model's long-delayed launch.

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Gigafactory Texas will shift from building poorly selling pickups to churning out Cybercabs.

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Tesla's Cybercab push underscores its pivot toward robotaxi ambitions over consumer trucks.

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