Tesla pulled the plug on Cybertruck RWD after selling just 173 trucks

Tesla discontinued the rear-wheel drive (RWD) version of the Cybertruck after selling only 173 units, indicating extremely weak demand for that variant. The news highlights that the Cybertruck’s overall sales have fallen short of Tesla’s expectations, with the RWD model being the least popular option. For owners and enthusiasts, this confirms Tesla is streamlining production toward higher-demand all-wheel drive models, potentially affecting future availability and resale value of the discontinued RWD version.

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Cybertruck • Apr 21, 2026

Tesla Cybertruck joins PG&E vehicle-to-grid program in California

Tesla's Cybertruck is now approved for Pacific Gas & Electric's vehicle-to-grid program in California. This allows Cybertruck owners to use their truck's battery to power their homes and send energy back to the grid. It marks a step forward in using Tesla vehicles as integrated energy assets.

Cybertruck • Apr 21, 2026

Tesla Cybertruck becomes first AC vehicle-to-grid asset in California through PG&E

The Tesla Cybertruck is now the first vehicle approved to send power back to California's grid using a simpler and cheaper AC-based system, as part of a PG&E pilot program. This milestone means Cybertruck owners in the program can earn credits by supplying energy to the grid and are eligible for up to $4,500 in installation incentives.

Cybertruck • Apr 18, 2026

Tesla Cybertruck sales bolstered by bold Musk move, report claims

A significant portion of Tesla Cybertruck sales are reportedly being driven by internal purchases within Elon Musk's companies. These purchases, valued over $100 million, account for nearly 20% of recent registrations and are planned to continue. This move artificially boosts the Cybertruck's early sales figures, which may mislead observers about true consumer demand for the vehicle.

Cybertruck • Apr 16, 2026

Tesla Cybertruck Sales: SpaceX Buys 1,279 Units in Q4 2025

A significant portion of Tesla's recent Cybertruck sales came from a fleet purchase by SpaceX, which bought 1,279 units in late 2025. This indicates that a notable share of the reported delivery numbers was from an internal company transaction rather than individual consumer demand. For enthusiasts, this suggests that true public adoption of the Cybertruck may be lower than the headline sales figures imply.

Cybertruck • Apr 16, 2026

Tesla Cybertruck sales inflated: SpaceX bought 1,279 units

Tesla's reported Cybertruck sales figures are significantly inflated because 18% of U.S. registrations in Q4 2025 came from SpaceX, another Elon Musk company. Without these internal purchases, Cybertruck registrations would have fallen by 51% year-over-year. This indicates that true consumer demand for the vehicle is much weaker than the official sales numbers suggest.

Cybertruck • Apr 14, 2026

Cybertruck Q1 2026 sales hit new low as buyers await cheaper AWD variant

Tesla Cybertruck sales reached their lowest quarterly level in Q1 2026 since its launch. This slump is attributed to potential buyers waiting for a more affordable all-wheel-drive version to become available. For enthusiasts, this indicates that demand may be constrained until Tesla releases lower-priced variants of the vehicle.

Cybertruck • Apr 14, 2026

Tesla parked 50+ Cybercabs outside its Texas Factory with some crash tested

Tesla is conducting crash tests on over 50 of its upcoming "Cybercab" robotaxis at its Texas factory. This indicates the company is actively progressing with safety validation for the new autonomous vehicle. For enthusiasts, this is a tangible sign that Tesla is moving forward with its planned robotaxi launch.

Tesla Semi • Apr 10, 2026

Tesla is using a redesigned Cybertruck battery cell to mitigate Semi challenges

Tesla is applying a redesigned battery cell, originally developed for the Cybertruck, to address challenges in producing its Semi truck. This demonstrates Tesla's strategy of sharing engineering solutions across different vehicle platforms to solve problems. For owners and enthusiasts, this cross-pollination could lead to faster innovation and more robust technology in Tesla's entire vehicle lineup.