Elon Musk said on X on Nov. 6 that Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production around the middle of next year. Tesla has not issued a separate statement.
What Musk said
The whole post reads: "Tesla will be winding down production of the Cybertruck at Gigafactory Texas around the middle of next year to make room for increased Cybercab production".
That is all of it. TechCrunch reports the same post and notes that Model S and Model X production ended earlier this year.
What Tesla has not said
As of this writing, Tesla has published nothing of its own on the Cybertruck's end. We found no filing, newsroom post or support notice.
That leaves several questions open:
- How long Tesla will keep selling Cybertrucks from inventory.
- What happens to open orders and reservations.
- Whether there are changes to service, parts, warranty or software support for trucks already delivered.
Electrek makes the same point: Musk gave no detail on inventory, parts or service. A report elsewhere that Tesla says parts and service will continue has no source we could find, so we are not repeating it.
Sales context
Tesla does not report Cybertruck sales on their own. Its Q3 2026 numbers put the truck in "Other Models", which totaled 8,295 vehicles, down 48% from a year earlier, according to Electrek. Electrek estimates 7,000 to 8,000 of those were Cybertrucks. Those are estimates, not Tesla figures.
Tesla's Cybercab joined its Austin Robotaxi fleet in the quarter, as covered in Tesla's Q3 profit fell 43% on flat revenue as costs and capex surged.
What this means for you
- If you own one: keep your service records and watch your Tesla account and app for notices. Nothing has been announced that changes your coverage.
- If you have an order: ask Tesla in writing whether your order is still scheduled, and keep the reply.
- For everyone: wait for an official Tesla statement. Musk's post is a plan stated on social media, not a company announcement.
For more on Tesla's product plans, see Tesla's new Roadster has thrusters, a sub-second 0-60 claim and no price.
