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23 October 2026

After Nearly 7 Years, Tesla Confirms the Cybertruck Isn't Coming to Australia

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After Nearly 7 Years, Tesla Confirms the Cybertruck Isn't Coming to Australia

Cybertruck reservations for Australia opened in 2019, and the order page was closed in 2022. This week, reservations have finally been canceled ...

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