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Tesla to Add Cybertruck Shift Ahead of Production Line Dismantling
Tesla plans to add an extra production shift to complete outstanding Cybertruck orders before dismantling the vehicle’s production line around June or July 2027. CEO Elon Musk said the move is linked to a planned expansion of Cybercab production.
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Education
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Business
Tesla Is Planning To Wind Down Cyber Truck Production At Its Texas Factory By Mid-2027
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Entertainment
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Education
Kerala College Seat Hike Row: Vijayan Demands Circular Withdrawal
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National
Diwali 2026: Delhi Air Quality Slips to ‘Very Poor’ After Crackers
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World
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