Elon Musk defended the company's decision to stop making the Cybertruck, which will go out of production in around 8 months.
Musk says Tesla will refund some Cybertruck deposits, defends decision to end production
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Tesla will refund some Cybertruck deposits as production ends in eight months, with Musk citing focus on Cybercab development.
- Tesla will stop Cybertruck production in eight months and refund deposits.
- Musk claims Cybercab production is more profitable than Cybertruck.
- Cybertruck sales were lower than expected, with 71,000 sold since 2023.
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