Tesla Quietly Deletes Clause in Cybertruck Sales Contract After Backlash on Internet

Is Tesla rolling back its ambitious plans for its Cybertruck vehicle?

The electric vehicle manufacturer moved to enact a “no resale” clause on contracts to sell the electric truck earlier this week, according to Business Insider.

“You agree that you will not sell or otherwise attempt to sell the Vehicle within the first year following your Vehicle’s delivery date,” the company required in its terms and conditions.

Tesla reserved the right to buy back vehicles listed for resale under the term, or impose financial penalties on those selling them.

Critics of the policy questioned its legality.

The company quickly moved to roll back the unusual clause, with the term disappearing from its website by Tuesday morning.

It’s unclear if the company intends to institute resale restrictions on the first owners of the vehicle, who expect to take custody of the product on Nov. 30, according to Fortune.

The about-face may indicate that Tesla may produce less units of the vehicle than originally planned.

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