A Smaller Lineup, But Not a Slower PipelineTesla’s lineup is in transition. The Model S and Model X are being dropped, leaving just the Model 3, Model Y, and Cybertruck. That’s a big shift from Tesla’s earlier plans, especially for buyers looking for something more premium.The Cybercab is also coming, but it’s built for robotaxi use, not for families or buyers who want a practical, everyday vehicle. It doesn’t fill the gap left by the outgoing flagships.Here’s where it gets interesting. The Roadster is still delayed, but Tesla seems to be working on something different. It’s not a sedan, not a sports car, and not a minivan. Musk says it will be ‘something way cooler than a minivan.’ That shows Tesla knows there’s demand for people-movers, even if it won’t use that label.Something way cooler than a minivan is comi …
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Author: Jacob Oliva
