The company said while it won’t be launching new vehicles this year, it will be creating engineering and tools to create those vehicles, and start production hopefully by next year.
Musk said scaling output is the goal of Tesla in 2022. “If we were to introduce new vehicles, our total vehicle output would decrease,” said Musk, citing the company’s engineering and resources were being focused on recent and ongoing “chip drama central,” to go with hundreds of other problems.
Tesla said despite these challenges, the company grew production and deliveries by almost 90% while other automakers contracted.
“How do we make the Cybertruck, despite having awesome technology?”, questioned Musk later in the call. Tesla wants to produce 250,000 Cybertrucks per year, but it will take the company some time to get to that level.
Tesla’s polarizing Cybertruck just added another major accolade to its growing list of safety credentials. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has awarded the all-electric pickup its coveted Top Safety Pick+ rating for 2025, the highest possible distinction the organization offers. According to the IIHS’ latest rankings for large pickup trucks, the Tesla Cybertruck […]
A new video filmed in Prague shows a Tesla Cybertruck running Full Self-Driving (Supervised) on some of the tightest, most unforgiving roads Europe has to offer — and performing far better than anyone expected. The clip, shot on November 15 by the YouTube channel robot*irl using a Foundation Series Cybertruck running FSD 14.1.7, puts the […]
A Tesla Cybertruck owner is turning heads across the EV community after sharing proof that his truck drove more than 1,200 miles entirely on its own using Full Self-Driving (Supervised). The owner, who goes by @brunitatoiu on X, posted screenshots from Tesla’s new Self-Driving Stats interface — introduced with FSD v14.2 — showing 1,285.8 out […]
