Tesla’s Texas factory has produced its first Cybertruck | Engadget
Tesla’s Texas factory has produced its first Cybertruck | Engadget
After multiple years of delays, it looks like the Cybertruck is finally on its way to consumers..
After multiple years of delays, it looks like the Cybertruck is finally on its way to consumers.
It’s hard to read anything about this guy and not think immediately… Fuck this dude. I know there are tens of thousands of employees behind him but still I just can’t help it.
Getting close to that 2021 release at $40k purchase price?
It wouldn't be reasonable to expect the 40k price after the crazy inflation we've seen
What I want to know is how much higher is it after taking inflation into account..
Edit: looked it up. 40k in 2019 is 47.7k today. 40k in 2021 the planned release day/price, in 2023 is 45k. The 45k number probably makes the most sense. That's assuming the random site I used is anywhere near correct.
Very curious to see the price this launches at.
Over/under 60K?
Over, by a significant amount.
The second generation Ford Lightning EV will be out in late 2024 as a 2025 model. They also have a smaller EV pickup coming out not long after. The Ram EV will be out as well as the GMC Sierra.
Tesla was the first to announce and will likely be last to deliver.
Common Tesla L
But does it hold 30 gallons of water in the rear bumper?
I reserved one right when it was announced, but in the time since:
- Rivian came out, proved they are great vehicles, and I put a reservation down for one of those.
- Aptera came back from the dead.
- Tesla has been embroiled in numerous QC and autopilot scandals, and appears to have stagnated on any kind of progress there.
- Musk demonstrated that he is an authoritarian right-wing terrorist, destroying any chance of my ever wanting to be involved with any of his ventures.
So as much as I love this things bizarre design, I’m gonna stick with my Rivian preorder instead.
You actually genuinely like the design?
The first truck. Produced as a test of the assembly line. Many trucks will be produced as a test to get volume production going smoothly.