Tesla Says It Will No Longer Release The Cybertruck In Australia And New Zealand

It will be refunding people’s deposits.

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Tesla won't be selling the Cybertruck in Australia and New Zealand, it told customers who reserved the vehicle seven years ago. In the email the automaker is sending out, it said that its "plans to produce Cybertruck" for those countries "have been discontinued." Because it can no longer fulfill orders for those regions, it will refund all deposits made by customers within 30 days after they receive the email confirming their details. Tesla is also giving them free year-long access to Full Self-Driving (Supervised) if they order a new Model 3 or Model Y.

According to Drive Australia, the Cybertruck's availaibility in its country had been in question for years. In 2023, when the automaker started deliveringthe vehicle to early buyers, the publication's sources said that Tesla's Texas factory wasn't configured to manufacture the Cybertruck in right-hand drive. Without a...

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