When you open the bottles, it's just beer vapor.
Bottle's empty. Label inside the cap reads "self-drinking".
The Cybertruck is years behind schedule, so Tesla is launching a $30 beer
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Re: The Cybertruck is years behind schedule, so Tesla is launching a $30 beer
#12Not existing? They built an entire factory for it in Texas, is in going through crash testing, qualification, and the truck is regularly seen on test runs around their offices. This just seems like a lazy hit piece with little actual information even though there is a lot out there if you actually follow the development.
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#13Tesla needs to fire Musk, abandon the childish and already dated Cybertruck and just build a normal truck/SUV. One that can compete with popular offerings from Rivian, Ford etc. and soon to be Porsche, RangeRover etc.
And that can be easily sold globally unlike Cybertruck which has concerns from Australian regulators (and likely others) about whether it would be street legal given its unique sharp metal corners at children height design.
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#14sad 2020 Roadster noises
Porsche is going to ship an EV roadster before that thing ever sees a showroom..
Re: The Cybertruck is years behind schedule, so Tesla is launching a $30 beer
#15Not existing? They built an entire factory for it in Texas, is in going through crash testing, qualification, and the truck is regularly seen on test runs around their offices. This just seems like a lazy hit piece with little actual information even though there is a lot out there if you actually follow the development. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvy19pEVs1M
I'm not sure that video is evidence for anything more than a single cybertruck existing.
Re: The Cybertruck is years behind schedule, so Tesla is launching a $30 beer
#16Not existing? They built an entire factory for it in Texas, is in going through crash testing, qualification, and the truck is regularly seen on test runs around their offices. This just seems like a lazy hit piece with little actual information even though there is a lot out there if you actually follow the development. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvy19pEVs1M
It doesn’t matter. You can’t buy it.
This is like reading developers say, “We’re almost done!” and you’ve only now pushed to the test environment. No QA, no UAT, nothing.
If it’s not in production, it doesn’t exist.
Re: The Cybertruck is years behind schedule, so Tesla is launching a $30 beer
#17The cyber truck is such a miss.
If they had built a normal truck, but electric, they could have tapped a huge market. Instead they went super niche with the sci fi truck. I hope for Tesla's sake that Tesla have enough fanboys.
Re: The Cybertruck is years behind schedule, so Tesla is launching a $30 beer
#18Not existing? They built an entire factory for it in Texas, is in going through crash testing, qualification, and the truck is regularly seen on test runs around their offices. This just seems like a lazy hit piece with little actual information even though there is a lot out there if you actually follow the development. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvy19pEVs1M
It doesn’t matter. You can’t buy it. This is like reading developers say, “We’re almost done!” and you’ve only now pushed to the test environment. No QA, no UAT, nothing. If it’s not in production, it doesn’t exist.
That's our secret, we were working in production the whole time.
Re: The Cybertruck is years behind schedule, so Tesla is launching a $30 beer
#19sad 2020 Roadster noises
It's been 5 years, wow...
On the other hand, I actually believe Tesla is right to prioritize scaling production for their existing Model 3 / Y demand. Their problem is not generating more demand (things like Cybertruck, Roadster, etc.) but in producing the supply for existing demand. They've always been short on that, for good reason (hard to scale production fast, huge organic demand).
Re: The Cybertruck is years behind schedule, so Tesla is launching a $30 beer
#20Tesla needs to fire Musk, abandon the childish and already dated Cybertruck and just build a normal truck/SUV. One that can compete with popular offerings from Rivian, Ford etc. and soon to be Porsche, RangeRover etc. And that can be easily sold globally unlike Cybertruck which has concerns from Australian regulators (and likely others) about whether it would be street legal given its unique sharp metal corners at ch…
As far as I can tell they still haven't added the third brake light, so I don't think it's street legal anywhere.