Tesla will produce 100,000 Cybertruck annually from 2025

According to foreign media reports, a recent Morgan Stanley stock report shows that Tesla may produce about 100,000 Cybertruck annually from 2025.

Cybertruck (picture source: Tesla)

Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas predicts that Tesla will produce 1,000 Cybertruck in 2021, 20,000 Cybertruck in 2022, 50,000 in 2023, and start in 2025. About 100,000 Cybertruck.

For some Tesla investors, Jonas' estimates may be quite conservative. Because Tesla CEO Elon Musk said in the 2019 financial report meeting that the demand for Cybertruck is very high, 'I have never seen such a high demand, we have never seen such a The situation. I think in the next many years, we will produce and sell as much as possible. So, we will sell all the cars we produce as much as possible, which will be pretty crazy.'

Tesla has not announced Cybertruck’s target annual production volume. The company is now committed to building a Texas super factory, where the first batch of Cybertruck will be put into production. And because the Texas Gigafactory is also known as the Tesla Cybertruck factory, it may be difficult for some people to evaluate whether Morgan Stanley's analysis is accurate.

It may seem like a very high goal to produce 100,000 Cybertucks per year, but in other words, this means that it will produce less than 2,000 vehicles per week. You know, last year, Ford plant manager Debbie Manzano revealed that Ford produces more than 1,000 pickup trucks every day, and the plant operates seven days a week.