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In a significant shift, Tesla has reduced its production targets for the highly anticipated Cybertruck, leading to notable changes in its workforce. Reports indicate that some production lines are now operating at only a fraction of their previous capacity. This adjustment has resulted in a considerable thinning of staff, with certain production teams experiencing cuts of over 50%.
Employees have voiced concerns regarding the impact of these changes on the overall production timeline for the Cybertruck, which has faced delays since its initial announcement. The decision to scale back operations comes as Tesla navigates various challenges in the automotive market, including supply chain disruptions and increasing competition in the electric vehicle sector.
As the company refines its approach to manufacturing the Cybertruck, it remains to be seen how these staffing adjustments will affect the launch and delivery timelines. Tesla's commitment to innovation and efficiency will be crucial as it seeks to regain momentum in the production of this groundbreaking vehicle.
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