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23 October 2026

Tesla gives up on Cybertruck in Australia. Company says it will refund all deposits it has collected since 2019 for the troubled truck

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Tesla gives up on Cybertruck in Australia. Company says it will refund all deposits it has collected since 2019 for the troubled truck

Quick ReadTesla canceled Cybertruck plans for Australia and New Zealand, ending a nearly seven-year wait for tens of thousands of deposit holders who paid $150 each. Tesla will refund deposits within ...

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