Tesla Cancels Cybertruck Launch in Australia and New Zealand
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Tesla has decided not to release its Cybertruck in Australia and New Zealand. The electric car company announced the cancellation for both countries in an email to customers and supporters. The source article gives only a short summary, so the full reasons for the decision are not clear from the information available.
The Cybertruck is a large electric pickup truck with a distinctive angular design. It had been expected to arrive in the two countries after its earlier launch in other markets. Because the decision affects New Zealand buyers directly, many people who were interested in the vehicle will now need to look for other options.
Tesla has not, based on the available report, said whether it will consider bringing the Cybertruck to these markets in the future. Local car buyers and industry observers will likely be watching for further announcements from the company. For now, the launch will not go ahead in New Zealand.
Sources: Mashable
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