Tesla slashes Cybertruck prices up to $2,600--can discounts save sluggish sales and reverse its first-ever annual decline?

Tesla has introduced discounts for new Cybertruck models, with price cuts of up to $1,600 on new units and $2,600 on demo versions, according to CNBC. This move follows reports of slowed production at Teslas Austin,

Tesla has introduced discounts on its Cybertruck inventory, marking down prices by up to $1,600 on new units and $2,600 on demo models

Discounts on used and demonstrator Cybertrucks range from 2% to 4.4%. With discounts like these, there’s no need to be buying a Cybertruck at MSRP. The cheapest Cybertruck demo we found costs $77,360 and has just 961 miles.

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When the Cybertruck was announced back in November of 2019, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said it would start at around $40,000, but, unfortunately, that never materialized. The most afford