About
Independent fans. One ask.
What this is
An independent fans' campaign to keep the truck that turns heads, lights up kids' faces at the window, and made a lot of us fall for Tesla in the first place. That's the reason we're here. Our proposal is a second home at Giga Shanghai, Tesla's own plant, which already exports to markets around the world, so the Cybertruck could keep going for the world, while Texas goes all-in on Cybercab.
Where we came from
Before we went global, we were the CyberUte push: an independent Australia and New Zealand interest register for a factory right-hand-drive Cybertruck. We started in early October 2026 and closed the register on 23 October 2026, after Tesla told Australian and New Zealand reservation holders that plans to produce the Cybertruck for those markets had been discontinued. Two weeks later, Tesla announced it would wind down Cybertruck production in Texas, and the question became global: keep the truck that turns heads going.
What we are not
We're not Tesla, a dealer or a broker. We don't take orders, deposits or money. We don't speak for Tesla or for owners.
What we collect
First name, country, drive side, how you relate to the truck, and your email only if you choose. We share totals, never details, and never sell the list.
If you signed the Australia and New Zealand register
Your details are still private and have not been moved into this campaign.