This is good news for IDRA.
As it pertains to Tesla is simply speculation.
Interesting to see everyone's wheels turning with possibilities though. And yet it's just that spinning wheels. 😆
Good predictions already. I don't have anything useful to add.
I expect to get mine in Summer 2024. 80k in line, double motor, live in Ohio.
Still holding out hope for factory pickup and tour option over delivery. Elon was planning to make some nature park of sorts. 🤔 It would be cool if...
FWIW. My limited understanding about vehicle engineering is that trucks handle most load in chassis which I expect will be stamped steel by the IDRA press for CT. The body panels will provide structural support as needed for as a "safety cage" but most of the strength in a vehicle us required in...
I watched the event about 11 hours later during a break at work. I am in Eastern time so it was late for me. I didn't expect to make a reservation but when I saw the price I threw $100 down right then. I told my wife a couple weeks later 😆
Good thing I bought a few STLD when is was $60. Steel as an industry has done good past couple years and may do better when domestic auto makers start making vehicles again. Or not. Too bad I don't have enough shares to buy a CT 😁
Maybe I'm bad at math, but I reserved a Cybertruck to eventually save money. Not for design or esthetics. I don't think I would recoup value rims so not interested, but happy to there is an aftermarket evolving already. Third party support for truck options could be nice.
This news affects my order approximately 0.0% If I was forced to ford a flooded road or creek to save the life of someone in my family I would go for it. Otherwise I'm not interested in testing this out. Call me boring I guess. (Edited typo)