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Tesla plans to wind down Cybertruck production at its Austin factory next year and ramp up production of its Cybercab, CoStar reports, citing CEO Elon Musk.
Why it mattersThat would put factory capacity behind Tesla’s self-driving vehicle plans rather than its electric pickup. The report does not say how many Cybercabs Tesla expects to build or when they might enter service. For Tesla’s autonomy ambitions, the factory shift is a tangible manufacturing move, not proof the vehicles are ready for the road.
Discuss: What should Tesla have to demonstrate before it swaps pickup production for driverless cars?
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