Tesla Cybertruck officially axed for Australia: Deposits refunded seven years after orders opened
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Tesla Cybertruck officially axed for Australia: Deposits refunded seven years after orders opened
The Tesla Cybertruck won’t be sold in Australia after all. Deposits are being refunded, and reservation holders get free FSD with a new Model 3 or Y. The post Tesla Cybertruck officially axed for…
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