Tesla to wind down Cybertruck production in Texas by mid-2026

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Tesla is preparing to end production of its Cybertruck as it shifts capacity toward robotaxis. CEO Elon Musk announced in a post on X on Friday that Cybertruck manufacturing at the Texas Gigafactory will wind down around the middle of next year. The move is intended to free up room for increased production of the Cybercab. The Austin plant is the only Tesla facility known to build the Cybertruck and make its specialized components. Musk has not said whether Cybertruck production will be relocated elsewhere.

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