Tesla's internal memo revealed a change in production priorities, acknowledging a lower need for Cybertruck assembly, while simultaneously encouraging employees to indicate their work preferences.
The move to Model Y production was necessary as not enough Cybertruck workers opted to switch voluntarily, forcing some employees to make the transition.
Despite initial success, Cybertruck demand appears to have tapered off after the backlog was fulfilled, triggering production adjustments at Tesla's Austin facility.
The popularity of the Model Y, anticipated to be the world's best-selling vehicle, contrasts sharply with the uncertain future of Cybertruck sales.
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