Tesla Cybertruck: Futuristic Design, Real-World Disappointment

Hakan Doğu
Oct 14
1 min read

Many automakers have released models that failed to meet expectations, but among them, the Tesla Cybertruck holds a special place.Unveiled at the end of 2023 and launched for sale in 2024, the model’s sales figures are as follows:

Q1 2024: 2,800 units
Q2 2024: 8,800 units
Q3 2024: 16,700 units
Q4 2024: 10,700 units
Q1 2025: 6,400 units
Q2 2025: 4,300 units
Q3 2025: 5,400 units

Due to its weight, dimensions, and failure to meet global pedestrian safety standards, the Cybertruck cannot be exported to many countries.

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