Tesla has introduced a strict resale policy for its highly anticipated Cybertruck, imposing a hefty $50,000 penalty on owners who attempt to resell their vehicles within a certain timeframe.

This unconventional policy has raised eyebrows and sparked controversy among Tesla enthusiasts and potential buyers alike.

Under the new terms and conditions, Tesla Cybertruck owners will be bound by a resale restriction that prohibits them from selling their vehicles within the first three years of ownership.

If they choose to defy this policy and list their Cybertrucks for sale before the stipulated timeframe, they will be slapped with a staggering $50,000 penalty, effectively deterring early resale attempts.

Those who violate the policy will face the additional consequence of being banned from future Tesla purchases.

This unexpected move by Tesla has left many wondering about the motivation behind such a strict resale policy.

Is it aimed at maintaining exclusivity and demand for the Cybertruck?