Tesla Cybertruck inventory goes through the roof

a year ago

Tesla Cybertruck inventory in the U.S. exceeds 10,000 units, indicating a demand slowdown.
Data shows a sharp rise in Cybertruck listings, possibly inflated by varying discounts.
Unsold inventory, averaging $78,000 per unit, could represent nearly $800 million in capital.
Sluggish sales, not increased production, likely caused the inventory buildup.
Many 2024-manufactured Cybertrucks, including discontinued 'Foundation Series,' remain unsold.
Tesla introduced a rear-wheel-drive (RWD) variant, abandoning plans for multiple battery sizes.
Current inventory levels suggest Tesla may struggle to sell 20,000 units annually, far below initial projections.
Analysts speculate Tesla may reduce or halt Cybertruck production due to mounting inventory.
The Cybertruck faces regulatory bans in Europe and parts of Asia, limiting its market reach.

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