Tesla sits on thousands of non -sold cybertrucks

Although Tesla produced the Tesla Model Y, the most popular new car on the planet last year, he had a hard time in 2025.

Although the company previously explained that there were over a million cyberruck pre-orders, Tesla cannot find buyers for the current gap of almost 2,400 cybertrucks or inventory worth around $ 200 million. Not only that, but Tesla supposedly refuses to accept his own cybertrucks as a trading company, since it cannot sell them, and according to reports even forced some owners to justify their cars with lemons instead. This is a threatening sign for the model that should revolutionize the pickup market and revive the automatic manufacturer’s line -up.

Despite the high sales expectations of Tesla, the monthly sales of Cybertruck only reached 5,308 units in September last year and have been very popular since then. The latest Cybertruck recall affected almost every unit sold and showed that Tesla had only delivered 46,000 of his stainless steel pickups. In addition to the lack of demand, Elon Musk’s decision to pour Donald Trump and Open Doge – an organization that has systematically disassembled several public institutions, loving millions of American citizens and relying on the employment and services – negatively influenced the public image of his company.

Now Tesla owners are trying to get rid of their Teslas to distance themselves from Musk’s politics, and people around the world boycott the brand. These numerous, but easily avoidable challenges have led to a decline in Tesla rehabilitation and a massive surplus of unwanted new cyber trucks, so that the company will supposedly no longer accept its own cybertrucks for trading. Accordingly Electrical:

“Many cybertruck owners stated that they would include the truck against a new vehicle, and they have been informed that the car manufacturer is currently not accepting its own vehicle as a master builder.

Some owners who have put their trucks into operation over a longer period of time also try to get Tesla to take back the truck, but the company forces them to go through the lemon legal process.

… used cybertruck prices are 55%, 13% in the past three months and 6% in the last month compared to the previous year.

Since Tesla does not take the cyberruck as a lack of trading, other used car dealers are also reserved when it comes to buying the vehicle. It is known that they give potential sellers to deep ball offers while waiting to see where the price is stabilized. “

While President Donald Trump’s tariffs continue to plunge the stock markets into chaos and Musk doubles his controversial behaviors, Tesla’s future is uncertain. “Tesla Takedown” protests have taken place in at least 253 cities around the world, and it doesn’t seem as if this swing would slow down soon.