According to foreign media reports, Tesla seems to have removed the 2022 production forecast of the upcoming electric pickup truck Cyberruck from its official website. In the eyes of many, the move means that the electric pickup truck may be further delayed.
Tesla Cyberruck electric pickup
Because Tesla often quietly makes changes to its official website pages, you may never be able to really be sure what will happen next. Because Musk is so active on social media, much of the information about Tesla comes from him rather than the company's public relations and advocacy departments. Even if Tesla does make major announcements sometimes, they are usually announced through Musk's social media. On some small changes, Tesla only releases messages by updating the website, and rarely actively notifies everyone. So it's hard to spot any signs of what's going to change until they change the relevant website. These movements range from price and configuration changes to production and delivery.
Tesla Cyberruck does not have the word "2022" on its current booking interface
Previously, Tesla Cyberruck's booking interface had the words "2022"
Through comparison, Tesla has made some changes to the Cyberruck order page. Just a few weeks ago, Tesla's website mentioned that Cybertruck booking holders will be able to choose their configuration when "2022 production is close." Now, it just says "as production approaches" and removes the 2022 point in time. However, some people believe that since 2021 has ended and 2022 has arrived, there is no need to add 2022 to the statement, and this analysis seems to have some truth. So do you think Tesla Cyberruck will delay mass production at all? Welcome to the discussion in the comments section.