Tesla again delays production of Cybertruck, now production will start in 2023

People have been waiting for the Tesla Cybertruck for a long time. Although the truck was brought to the world by Elon Musk himself. Still the truck is not ready for the market. Tesla was supposed to start production of the truck in early 2023, but production plans have been further delayed. According to reports, Cybertruck will go into production phase by the end of the year. Production has been delayed as the manufacturers are looking to upgrade the features of the truck to attract more consumers. This step has been taken in the light of the recent updates in the segment. ( tesla truck )

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Tesla’s grip loose in the truck market

Now the truck will be given upgrades in features to compete with the competition. After the announcement in 2019, production should have stopped in 2021. Now, it is now going to happen somewhere in early 2023. According to reports, Tesla will now produce only a limited number of Cybertrucks in the first quarter of 2023. Tesla has a strong presence in the SUV and sedan segment, but it has a lax hold in the truck market. Ford and Rivian Automotive highly dominate the truck market in the United States which is a very popular segment in the US. Cybertruck is essential for Tesla to make its presence felt in the segment.

Ford and Rivian ahead of Tesla in electric car market ( tesla truck )

Ford and Rivian are already ahead of Tesla. They are even ahead of Tesla in the electric car market. In addition, Ford is ramping up production of the F-150 Lightning truck with 150,000 vehicles ahead of its arrival at US dealers this spring. In a tweet related to Cybertruck, Musk said, “Hey man, this year has been such a supply chain nightmare and it’s not over! He also said he would provide an updated product road map at Tesla’s January 26 earnings call.(tesla truck)