Some lines are running at a fraction of their previous capacity, and a handful of production teams have been thinned out by over half, workers say.

Reports about disappointing Cybertruck demand seem to check out, as Tesla is reportedly scaling back production and moving workers to the Model Y lines instead

Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) is reportedly scaling back its Cybertruck production and shifting workers in response to a sales slump.

Tesla is scaling down its Cybertruck production goals and transferring some workers to other production lines, Business Insider reported. Cybertruck sales have slumped amid a slew of recalls and investor concerns over the future of the EV-maker.

Some Cybertruck models in stock won’t be eligible for the $7,500 federal tax credit either due to their age or because the sticker price is too high. But as of this writing, int

Tesla is reassigning workers from the Cybertruck production line to other areas of the factory, according to a new report

Tesla sold only 6,406 units in early 2025, half of the previous quarter's sales. Broader Tesla sales also fell 13% amid increased competition.

Tesla has reportedly scaled back production and boosted discounts for its much-hyped Cybertruck as sales skid and inventory builds up. Elon Musk’s EV company has reduced production targets for multiple Cybertruck assembly lines,

Tesla is offering up to $11,990 off many Cybertruck models in the United States. Some discounted models also come with lifetime free Supercharging and FSD Beta. Canadian buyers are getting similar discounts up to CAD $16,