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Unplugged Performance wants to take over Tesla’s ($TSLA) Cybertruck production line and keep the electric pickup alive as Tesla shifts resources toward Cybercab. The aftermarket specialist has publicly proposed an investor-funded operation, alongside two additional vehicles built around the Cybertruck concept.

Its offer, posted November 10, would leave Tesla’s factory space, staffing and attention focused on the robotaxi. Cybercab would also receive priority access to batteries, with the proposed operation using remaining supply.

Unplugged says Tesla could collect licensing fees plus Full Self-Driving and Robotaxi network revenue from vehicles produced under the arrangement. The proposed lineup includes the existing pickup, a three-row CyberSUV and an unmanned CyberCargo hauler.

Investor Ross Gerber (@GerberKawasaki) publicly backed the idea. His support adds visibility to the pitch, but the reported proposal does not establish that Tesla has accepted it or that financing and production arrangements are in place.

The offer follows Tesla’s plan to wind down Cybertruck manufacturing in 2027. Unplugged has invited potential investors and strategic partners to express interest, while stating that it is gauging interest rather than accepting money or commitments.

The question is whether an outside operator could make the economics work while preserving Tesla’s focus on autonomy. For Cybertruck fans, the proposal creates a possible path forward, but a public offer remains several steps away from a funded manufacturing agreement.