Model S/X is no longer being produced. Cybertruck is next.
Model 3/Y and perhaps billions being invested in Optimus robots.
Data shows just how hard Tesla's Cybertruck has flopped
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Re: Data shows just how hard Tesla's Cybertruck has flopped
#12Leaving aside one's opinion of Elon Musk: was the CT any good as a truck? I have never, /ever/ seen a truck-y business (plumber, contractor, etc) in a Cybertruck. This puzzles me. It's not cost since they are driving $90K Rams and F150s. I doubt it is politics. Even the design is going to please someone, people bought Azteks after all (Europeans: uglier than a Fiat Multipla). They're not in stealth mode since there a…
I did at last see a Cybertruck carrying a thing. An easy chair, I think.
I had never seen one with its bed cover off before. I wasn't certain that a Cybertruck could actually carry things.
This clearly wasn't a contractor, but it was at least the kind of thing that you call up your friend-with-a-truck for.
Re: Data shows just how hard Tesla's Cybertruck has flopped
#13Leaving aside one's opinion of Elon Musk: was the CT any good as a truck? I have never, /ever/ seen a truck-y business (plumber, contractor, etc) in a Cybertruck. This puzzles me. It's not cost since they are driving $90K Rams and F150s. I doubt it is politics. Even the design is going to please someone, people bought Azteks after all (Europeans: uglier than a Fiat Multipla). They're not in stealth mode since there a…
> Leaving aside one's opinion of Elon Musk: was the CT any good as a truck? I have never, /ever/ seen a truck-y business (plumber, contractor, etc) in a Cybertruck.
If a plumber turned up in a Cybertruck, I'd call another plumber. It's just one of those things, like an electrician turning up with burned-off eyebrows and hair sticking up straight.