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Why Tesla’s Cybertruck Is So Hard To Manufacture

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When Tesla unveiled its vision for an electric pickup truck in November 2019, it shocked the world. Four years later, it’s finally here. But getting the Cybertruck to market has been a big challenge. Elon Musk has repeatedly emphasized how difficult building it has been, and has tempered expectations around scaling production. CNBC explores why Tesla’s new stainless steel truck is so hard to mass produce and what it will take for Tesla to meet the demand.

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Produced, Shot and Edited by: Andrew Evers

Supervising Producer: Jeniece Pettitt

Narration: Robert Ferris

Animation: Gene Woo Kim

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