Tesla has announced it will no longer sell the Cybertruck in Australia and New Zealand, prompting the company to refund all customer deposits for the electric pickup. The decision follows a period of uncertainty around the vehicle’s production and availability, leaving potential buyers without a clear timeline for delivery. Existing deposit holders will receive a full reimbursement, though Tesla has not provided an explanation for the withdrawal of the model from these markets. The move raises questions about the Cybertruck’s global rollout and whether other regions may face similar disruptions.
Tesla Scraps Cybertruck for Australia and New Zealand, Refunds Deposits Electric Vehicles
