Tesla Removes Clause Allowing Lawsuits Against Early Cybertruck Resellers

After facing severe criticism from the media, Tesla has quietly eliminated a controversial clause from its Vehicle Purchase Agreement. The clause previously granted Tesla the right to sue any early Cybertruck owner who attempted to resell their vehicle within the first year of ownership. In addition, these owners risked losing the privilege to purchase future Teslas.

Public Backlash Forces Tesla’s Decision

Tesla’s decision to remove the clause comes after a public flogging by the press. The media heavily criticized the company for attempting to restrict the resale of its highly anticipated Cybertruck. Many argued that this clause was an unfair limitation on consumer rights and hindered the free market.

Resale Rights Restored for Cybertruck Owners

With the removal of this controversial clause, early Cybertruck owners can now freely resell their vehicles without fear of legal repercussions from Tesla. This change not only grants owners the right to sell their Cybertrucks within the first year of ownership but also ensures that they can continue to purchase future Teslas if they choose to do so.

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