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Tesla's Cybertruck Problem Keeps Getting Worse | With inventory piling up, Tesla has started putting up to $10,000 on the hood of Cybertrucks.
With inventory piling up, Tesla has started putting up to $10,000 on the hood of Cybertrucks. Is that enough to get you interested?
Tesla stopped building those launch-edition Cybertrucks way back in October, which means it's sitting on a significant number of flagship, first-edition EVs that are still unsold. When you combine that with the toxicity of the Tesla brand following Musk's increasingly unpopular political meddling, it's a tough sell to the typical EV crowd. With a billion-dollar flagship flopping and thousands of dollars in incentives going toward all of its cars, Tesla may no longer be the cash engine Musk's master plan requires.
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