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Despite skepticism from some analysts—such as Morgan Stanley’s projection that Tesla might only sell 50,000 to 60,000 Cybertrucks annually—the fact that one in four truck buyers considers a Tesla indicates a meaningful niche market. More than half of respondents believe Tesla’s pickup isn’t a "true" truck, reflecting lingering skepticism but also considerable interest.
In the broader electric vehicle market, China’s Mitsubishi has committed to becoming all-electric by 2035, signaling a global shift toward electrification. Conversely, legacy automakers like GM and Nissan are navigating financial and production hurdles, with GM's focus shifting more toward cost-cutting and autonomous ride-hailing.