Tesla pulls out all the stops as Cybertruck sales grind to a halt
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They shipped 39k cybertrucks for backlogged preorders that were based on a completely different description of what the truck would be.
Well yeah, but to be fair, they were lying.
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Yep, what else could you call it? It's not a hatchback, a sedan, a convertible, a sports car, etc.
Swasticar
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The Lightning really is a nice looking truck.
The trapezoid Minecraft
CybertruckDeplorian— not so much…Hey, that is a very hurtful thing to say about Minecraft. Please don't compare it to that rolling dumpster fire
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Have they tried making a good car?
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Yep, what else could you call it? It's not a hatchback, a sedan, a convertible, a sports car, etc.
Its basically a large hatchback
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Aed get real professionals to design and build future models.
Or even better, get Olivier Boulet (of Mitsubishi infamy) to do their future designs so we can put the company out of its misery.
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Have they tried making a decent truck?
The main reason I bought a truck was to tow heavy shit, and this piece of fuck trash Cyber truck can't even do that without the battery failing after less than 100 miles. Meanwhile an F150 can tow six times it's own weight thousands of miles.
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pulls out all the stops
I'm surprised those weren't optional, paid DLC
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Plus the initial sales were to people who had already committed to preorders at a lower price for a truck that was hyped up to be far better than the end result.
Cybertrucks are basically No Man's Sky but without the possibility of being good in a half decade.
Cybertrucks are basically No Man's Sky but without the possibility of being good in a half decade.
Dag, yo.
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I was referencing how Elon is suing companies for not wanting to advertise on X. But this is amazing, too.
Hmm, it's kind of like he has an established MO for when his businesses are failing due to his own poor decisions and lack of business sense.
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Most pickup truck owners don't do that either.
Maybe in the US they don’t…
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eternally unfinished-but-really-close! full self-driving
Promised by next year since 2013
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This news makes me smile.
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Its basically a large hatchback
Yeah. A wagon.
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Just wait till DOGE start requiring it for all government vehicles
I'd like a GTA singleplayer cheat making every police car a cybertruck that can't pursue you for long and would rather lose control and do a barrel roll than even get close to you.
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The main reason I bought a truck was to tow heavy shit, and this piece of fuck trash Cyber truck can't even do that without the battery failing after less than 100 miles. Meanwhile an F150 can tow six times it's own weight thousands of miles.
I'm surprised you mentioned the battery (which is a problem with any EV towing), and not the fact the hitch can just snap off if you hit a pothole hard enough.
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"What?! You all wanted electric mail trucks, so here they are!"
(Sadly / Probably)
With all the trailer capacity available it will be able to carry one, maybe even TWO packages!
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Yep, what else could you call it? It's not a hatchback, a sedan, a convertible, a sports car, etc.
It's an Ute, like the old El Camino etc.
Real pickups have body-on-frame construction with cabs and beds bolted onto the chassis separately, so that the bed can be removed and replaced with a specialized/custom one if necessary.
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Its basically a large hatchback
Hatchbacks can fold down the rear seats to extend the cargo area. The Cybertruck fails even at that.
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"niche market," is a way of saying they made a bad product few want.
pickup trucks are hardly a niche product especially in the us
pickup trucks are hardly a niche product
Tanks camouflaged as pickup trucks are.
