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Musk says Cybertruck isn’t dying from weak sales — the numbers disagree

Elon Musk claims Cybertruck orders far exceed production. Tesla ran the line at a quarter of capacity and kept discounting it.

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Elon Musk now claims Cybertruck orders “far exceed” Tesla’s production rate, and that the truck isn’t being killed because it’s unprofitable. It’s his second explanation in three days for ending the pickup. The problem is that Tesla’s own numbers say the opposite.

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Musk says Cybertruck isn’t dying from weak sales — the numbers disagree

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