Elon Musk’s Tesla may face zoning violations after over 100 Cybertrucks found parked at closed shopping mall

Elon Musk’s Tesla may face zoning violations in Michigan after more than 100 unsold Cybertrucks were found parked at a closed shopping centre. The accumulation of these vehicles at Hunter’s Square shopping centre in Farmington Hills has prompted concerns from local authorities regarding adherence to zoning regulations, a report claims. Over the past several weeks, residents and social media users have reportedly posted images and videos showing numerous rows of Cybertrucks at the site on Orchard Lake Road. The location is adjacent to a Tesla service centre in West Bloomfield. This proximity has led to speculation that the shopping centre lot is being used as an overflow site to manage unsold inventory, as over 100 Cybertrucks have reportedly gathered in the space.

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