Musk Extends Tesla Cybertruck Production Through Summer 2027

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the company will continue Cybertruck production through the end of summer 2027, extending a wind-down timeline he had previously placed around the middle of that year. Musk said the extension is intended to help Tesla work through more of the truck’s order backlog. The production schedule and backlog rationale are based on his statements, rather than an independently confirmed company announcement in the reporting.

Musk had said Tesla planned to wind down Cybertruck production around mid-2027 to make room at its Texas factory for increased Cybercab production. In a November 9 post on X, he said the order rate exceeded production and Tesla would try to make as many trucks as possible over the next eight months. He also said the company expected to return deposits to many customers. His latest timeline extends production beyond the earlier estimate, though Tesla has not detailed how many vehicles it expects to build or how it will handle pending orders.

Tesla’s online ordering page showed only the highest-priced version, the Cyberbeast, available to order. Its listed starting price was $112,235, including mandatory fees; the Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive and...