Tesla seeks court order to retrieve Cybertruck tooling after Angstrom shuts Troy plant
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Tesla filed suit seeking emergency access to retrieve Cybertruck-specific tooling after supplier Angstrom shut a plant and halted deliveries, reportedly demanding weekly fees to keep production running. With no near-term alternative supplier and tooling rebuild times measured in months, the dispute raises near-term execution risk for Cybertruck output and delivery timing, potentially pressuring revenue recognition and investor confidence in Tesla's supply-chain resilience.
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Tesla has asked a federal judge for emergency access to a supplier’s plant in Troy, Texas, to remove tooling it says is needed to keep building the Cybertruck. The automaker alleges supplier Angstrom Automotive Group is closing the site and refusing entry, leaving several thousand Cybertrucks promised to customers at risk. In its July 23 filing in the US District Court for the Western District of Texas, Tesla said Angstrom also demanded $250,000 a week to keep the line running, according to the complaint first reported by Bloomberg Law.
