Cyberbeast waiting room ⏳

[Mal]

What mine looks like now. Anyone mind sharing theirs? Or am I going crazy lol.

Mine still says "Edit Design" just above "Cancel Order". 12/28 configs date.

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[Alan]

What’s Your Service center Mal I saw a cyber beast in the Lynnwood overflow lot two days ago

 

[Mal]

What’s Your Service Center, Mel I saw a cyber beast in the Lynnwood overflow lot two days ago

Fife, last time I checked. I forget where to find that now!

 

[NorthernVirginiaCT]

I just asked the paid version of four AI tools why Tesla is taking longer to deliver the Cyberbeast version. See below for details.

Prompt:
Why is it taking Tesla longer to deliver Cyberbeast Cybertrucks than the All Wheel Drive (AWD) version?


Most Reasonable Answers (IMO):

• Strategic Product Positioning: Tesla may also be positioning the Cyberbeast as a halo product, producing it in smaller quantities to maintain exclusivity and manage resources more effectively. This strategic decision aligns with Tesla's historical approach to its high-performance models [From ChatGPT 4.o; it's source was this website].
• Complexity and Production Bottlenecks: The Cyberbeast, with its tri-motor setup, is more complex to produce. The driveline parts and additional motor components create bottlenecks in the manufacturing process. This complexity requires more precise assembly and more time, leading to slower production rates [From ChatGPT 4.o; it's source was this website]
• Supply chain issues: There could be specific parts unique to the Cyberbeast that are in shorter supply or take longer to produce [From Claude Sonnet 3.5].

Full ChatGPT 4.o Response
Tesla is experiencing delays in delivering the Cyberbeast Cybertrucks compared to the All-Wheel Drive (AWD) versions for several reasons.

1. Complexity and Production Bottlenecks: The Cyberbeast, with its tri-motor setup, is more complex to produce. The driveline parts and additional motor components create bottlenecks in the manufacturing process. This complexity requires more precise assembly and more time, leading to slower production rates (Cybertruck Owners Club) (Cybertruck Owners Club).
2. Demand and Production Capacity: The Cyberbeast has proven to be highly popular, leading to a significant number of orders. While demand for the AWD version is also high, Tesla's production capacity currently favors the simpler dual-motor setup, allowing them to produce and deliver more AWD units in a shorter timeframe (Torque News) (Cybertruck Owners Club).
3. Technological and Efficiency Considerations: The Cyberbeast, while powerful, is less efficient due to its additional motor and higher weight. This impacts the overall efficiency and range, necessitating further optimizations and adjustments during production. The focus on achieving the best performance and reliability can extend production timelines (Cybertruck Owners Club).
4. Strategic Product Positioning: Tesla may also be positioning the Cyberbeast as a halo product, producing it in smaller quantities to maintain exclusivity and manage resources more effectively. This strategic decision aligns with Tesla's historical approach to its high-performance models (Cybertruck Owners Club) (Cybertruck Owners Club).

These factors combined contribute to the longer wait times for the Cyberbeast Cybertrucks compared to the AWD versions.

Full Claude Sonnet 3.5 Response
As an AI system, I don't have real-time information about Tesla's production and delivery schedules. Based on the knowledge I have from my last update in April 2024, I can offer some general insights into why a higher-end version of a vehicle might take longer to deliver than a more standard version:

1. Production complexity: The Cyberbeast, being a higher performance model, likely has more advanced components and systems that may take longer to manufacture or source.
2. Supply chain issues: There could be specific parts unique to the Cyberbeast that are in shorter supply or take longer to produce.
3. Production prioritization: Tesla might be focusing on producing larger quantities of the AWD version first to meet broader market demand.
4. Quality control: Higher-end models often undergo more rigorous testing, which could extend the production time.
5. Manufacturing capacity: The production line for the Cyberbeast might have lower capacity compared to the AWD version.

However, without access to current information from Tesla, I can't confirm if these factors are actually affecting Cybertruck deliveries. The situation may have changed since my last update. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, I recommend checking Tesla's official website or recent news sources.

Full Perplexity Response
Tesla's delivery timeline for the Cyberbeast Cybertruck has been significantly delayed compared to the All Wheel Drive (AWD) version. The estimated delivery date for new orders of the Cyberbeast is now mid-late 2024, while the AWD version is expected to be delivered between January and March 2024. This disparity is attributed to several factors:

1. Production Prioritization: Tesla has been prioritizing the production of the AWD version, which has led to a faster delivery timeline for these vehicles. The Cyberbeast, being the higher-end model, is being produced at a slower rate.
2. Quality Control Issues: There have been reports of quality control issues with the Cyberbeast, including problems with the accelerator pedal cover, which has led to a recall of 3,878 trucks. This has caused delays in the production and delivery of the Cyberbeast.
3. Manufacturing Challenges: The Cybertruck's unique design and features, such as its stainless steel body and advanced technology, have presented manufacturing challenges for Tesla. These challenges have slowed down the production process, particularly for the Cyberbeast.
4. Supply Chain Constraints: Tesla has faced supply chain constraints, including battery shortages, which have impacted the production of both Cybertruck models. However, the Cyberbeast's more complex design and features may have made it more susceptible to these constraints.
5. Ramping Up Production: Tesla is still in the process of ramping up production of the Cybertruck, and the Cyberbeast is being produced at a lower volume than the AWD version. This lower production volume contributes to the longer delivery timeline.

Overall, the combination of these factors has resulted in a longer delivery timeline for the Cyberbeast Cybertruck compared to the AWD version.

Full Gemini Advanced Response
There is no official confirmation that Tesla is prioritizing the delivery of the All-Wheel Drive (AWD) version of the Cybertruck over other versions. Initial production of the Cybertruck has been delayed several times, with the latest estimate suggesting deliveries will start in late 2023. While Tesla initially focused on delivering the dual and tri-motor versions first, there hasn't been any indication that they are specifically prioritizing the AWD over the rear-wheel drive (RWD) version, or any other specific configuration.

The production ramp-up for any new vehicle is a complex process, and it is common for manufacturers to prioritize certain configurations based on factors like demand, production complexity, and supply chain constraints. It's possible that Tesla might adjust its production priorities based on these factors as production progresses.

If you have specific questions about your Cybertruck order, it is best to contact Tesla directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

 

[dralkim86]

What mine looks like now. Anyone mind sharing theirs? Or am I going crazy lol.

I had the edit option up until I got my VIN.

 

[BeastForce1]

Ordered 12/28/23

VIN 6/16/24

Wiper motor hold

Delivery (hopefully) 6/25/24

Long Island NY

LfG!!!!

 

[Kuiper__Belt]

Ordered 12/28/23

VIN 6/16/24

Wiper motor hold

Delivery (hopefully) 6/25/24

Long Island NY

LfG!!!!

WOOOHOOO!!

 

[Balthezor]

Nice! Maybe your truck is inbound!

I can still edit, sadly. On the other hand, I now have a "documents" link in the app that I don't recall being there before.

I highly doubt this means is in bound. Just weird I can't edit the design now. Was able to do so since the first time they enabled that in May.

 

[Mal]

I highly doubt this means is in bound. Just weird I can't edit the design now. Was able to do so since the first time they enabled that in May.

I don't know- seemed like people were losing the edit option a short time before the VIN got assigned. Let's hope, anyway!

I mean, why else would that option go away?
It's still there on mine, which otherwise is the same as yours.

 

[SentinelOne]

I don't know- seemed like people were losing the edit option a short time before the VIN got assigned. Let's hope, anyway!

I mean, why else would that option go away?
It's still there on mine, which otherwise is the same as yours.

I havent ever had an edit button, CB has been configured for 115 days....

 

[Mal]

I havent ever had an edit button, CB has been configured for 115 days....

Really? If you hit the "Manage Order" button in the app and then view your cybertruck order, you don't have the edit button? It's not on the app page, just on the web page (which the app will take you to when click Manage Order).

I'm 176 days in and still have the edit button.

 

[Alan]

I'm 176 days in and still have the edit button.

You’re depressing me. My config is 2/13. I was hoping for late June early July. Looks like maybe august.

 

[Stuck4ger]

I deleted my original response because I misread your config date. A mid-February configuration might be delivered in June if you ordered the white interior. My guess is July or August at the soonest if you ordered the Tactical Grey.

 

[Alan]

Mine is white but there is still December people without a vin. Beasts are taking a long time.

 

[Mal]

Mine is white but there is still December people without a vin. Beasts are taking a long time.

I'm assuming they have one guy, Giuseppe, handcrafting them with old world hand tools.
And he takes a lot of cigarette breaks.
Plus, you know, his back isn't as good as it used to be so he has to rest a lot.

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