Unplugged Performance on Nov. 10 publicly offered to take over Tesla Cybertruck production, funded by a consortium of investors, and said it would run the line at no cost to Tesla’s floor space, headcount or focus, Electrek and Teslarati reported. The Hawthorne, California, aftermarket company said Cybercab would get first call on battery cells, and that Tesla would collect a license fee plus Full Self-Driving and Robotaxi network revenue on every vehicle built. It also said it would build a three-row CyberSUV and an unmanned CyberCargo hauler. Teslarati reported a follow-up post inviting potential investors to email the company, which said that outreach was only to gauge interest and was not an offer to sell securities. Neither Tesla nor Elon Musk had publicly responded at the time of those reports. Related: Tesla’s mid-2027 Cybertruck wind-down and deposit refunds.
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The Hawthorne, California, upfitter said Cybercab would get first call on battery cells and that it would also build a CyberSUV and an unmanned CyberCargo hauler. Tesla had not publicly responded.
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