Tesla Brings Cybertruck to Middle East Amid US Demand Collapse

Tesla brings Cybertruck to Middle East amid US demand collapse

Tesla has officially begun Cybertruck deliveries in the United Arab Emirates, marking the electric pickup’s first sales in the Middle...

Tesla launches Cybertruck in the Middle East as American sales crater

Tesla is moving its infamous electric pickup, the Cybertruck, into new territory. The company started delivering the vehicle in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), making the Middle East the second place outside of North America where the truck is officially available, following a launch in South Korea late last year. To celebrate the arrival, Tesla held a big event in the Al Marmoom desert near Dubai. There were light shows and plenty of sand as th…

Tesla’s Trying To Sell The Cybertruck Somewhere You’d Never Worry About Gas

Tesla Cybertruck starts at $110,000 in the United Arab Emirates. U.S. sales fell 48.1 percent to 20,237 units during 2025. Elon Musk once predicted 500,000 annual Cybertruck sales. Prior to launching the Tesla Cybertruck, Elon Musk suggested they could sell as many as 500,000 of them per year. However, as sales of the electric pickup never really picked up in the United States, Tesla has started selling the Cybertruck in more markets, the latest…

Tesla hands over around 100 Cybertrucks on the first day of UAE deliveries

Tesla (TSLA) started delivering Cybertrucks to customers in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) last week on 21st January. This is the first time Tesa has shipped a fleet of Cybertruck units to the UAE. The automaker began taking orders for the Cybertruck from the UAE in October 2025. After a few months, Tesla has finally started delivering its electric pickup truck in the Gulf country. The UAE, and Dubai in particular, has been a hub for car enthusi…

Tesla Takes the Cybertruck to the Middle East After US Sales Slump

Turning to New Roads Tesla struggled to sustain demand for the Cybertruck last year, with sales falling 48.1 percent to 20,237 units – a 48.1 percent drop from 2024. Now, the automaker may be looking to regain momentum after officially beginning Cybertruck deliveries in the United Arab Emirates, marking the first market in the region to welcome [...]