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I ordered an AWD on 1/31 - at the time the site showed a 4-6 week ETA to CA. No updates on my order just yet
 


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Tesla is trying to get my money…

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That Astrisk is "For trucks built after April 2025" in case anyone wondered. Oh, it's because:
" Beginning with 2025 models built after April 2025, changes were made to the front underbody structure and footwell to improve occupant safety in driver-side small overlap front crashes. "
 

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Apparently all the Cybertrucks currently being built have the dry chemistry (Anode and Cathode) 4680 cells which might account for the longer wait times. The Cybertruck is the test mule for this new battery chemistry which is touted to increase energy density and will reduce manufacturing costs by as much as 50%. It will also increase relative range and make for faster charging. This dry cell technology is a game changer and if it works as advertised, I'll be more than happy if my slightly delayed CT includes these new cells.
 

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Apparently all the Cybertrucks currently being built have the dry chemistry (Anode and Cathode) 4680 cells which might account for the longer wait times. The Cybertruck is the test mule for this new battery chemistry which is touted to increase energy density and will reduce manufacturing costs by as much as 50%. It will also increase relative range and make for faster charging. This dry cell technology is a game changer and if it works as advertised, I'll be more than happy if my slightly delayed CT includes these new cells.
I just want to price reduced lol
 

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Apparently all the Cybertrucks currently being built have the dry chemistry (Anode and Cathode) 4680 cells which might account for the longer wait times. The Cybertruck is the test mule for this new battery chemistry which is touted to increase energy density and will reduce manufacturing costs by as much as 50%. It will also increase relative range and make for faster charging. This dry cell technology is a game changer and if it works as advertised, I'll be more than happy if my slightly delayed CT includes these new cells.
I tried to find this information but couldn't about my just delivered CT. Did you get this from an insider?
 


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I tried to find this information but couldn't about my just delivered CT. Did you get this from an insider?
No but there is some confirmation out there that they started installing the dry Anode/Cathode cells in all new 2026 Cybertruck packs. One report (Ryan Shaw I think) mentioned they began producing the new 4680 dry chemistry cells in Giga Austin in December so that timing is right for production ramp up this year.

I would think you could go to your service center and get the lowdown on your truck's battery chemistry.
 

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Apparently all the Cybertrucks currently being built have the dry chemistry (Anode and Cathode) 4680 cells which might account for the longer wait times. The Cybertruck is the test mule for this new battery chemistry which is touted to increase energy density and will reduce manufacturing costs by as much as 50%. It will also increase relative range and make for faster charging. This dry cell technology is a game changer and if it works as advertised, I'll be more than happy if my slightly delayed CT includes these new cells.
lets have a new Jan/Feb 2026 delivered CT owner
show us rhe latest range
New improved 4680s should show improved range
 

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lets have a new Jan/Feb 2026 delivered CT owner
show us rhe latest range
New improved 4680s should show improved range
Being a natural skeptic, I think the range and charge speed increases will be negligible. They are doing this for the reduced cost first and foremost. I'd be thrilled with increased longevity but no mention of that.
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