Tesla has finally announced it is ending production of that ridiculous looking whateverthefuckit'ssupposedtobe Cybertruck, a move that follows years of delays, quality complaints, and disappointing sales figures. The decision affects workers at the company's manufacturing sites and signals a shift in priorities toward other models. Industry observers note that the angular stainless-steel design drew consistent criticism for practicality and aesthetics, contributing to the product's struggles in the competitive truck market - where Ford's F-series truck dominate.
Production halts like this raise questions about long-term strategy, supply chain investments, and the company's ability to deliver on ambitious vehicle promises. Critics argue the Cybertruck represented an overreach that diverted resources from more viable projects. The cartoon takes the view that the Cybertruck was "fundamentally flawed in appearance and concept" (no shit, Shamrock).
Tesla has over 10,000 unsold Cybertrucks sitting in lots across the United States, representing an estimated inventory value of around $800 million. That estimation might be the biggest problem. Why the fuck would any sensible truck driver plunk down 80g's for that piece of shit?
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