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As said earlier, Tesla frequently makes changes at random times, but almost never does something significant with the change of model year. Unlike other manufacturers, they also usually just flip the model year with the calendar, not in late summer/early fall. I expect a Cybertruck update...

It should be noted that here in Canada, a mysterious maple smell following you around is sign of good fortune. It means the original gnome-like inhabitants of the land, the Kanatians, are close bye and taking interest in your endeavors. Should you find a random poutine on your seat, be sure...

What is the trajectory?

I think it has a good chance of arrival. Spread the cost of production over two vehicles. The key is getting costs down and volume up of the Cyber line in general; I think the launch of the new base model suggests this is possible.

Ah, you've been busy!

I'm still not sure why you had to pay for a computer...

Do not be sorry! This is literally the point of this forum!

Yes, and they sell in small numbers. This is why the Cybertruck is also selling in small numbers.

Yeah, not many think it's "overpriced" but it absolutely was "too expensive". Most people can't buy an $80k car.

I like the look of all Teslas, but the CT is the only one my wife likes. She likes bold styling.

Think of Tesla's like Game Consoles. They launch with bleeding edge technology, and sell to wealthy people at a high price in smaller numbers. As the tech matures, costs come down and they introduce cheaper variants to sell to the mass market. It's not about effort, the vehicle was just too...

They did, repeatedly. S-LR was 96k in '18, 79k by '20. S-Plaid launched at 135k and had the price slashed to under 99k a couple years later. That particular price drop had early Plaid buyers fuming.

They will reduce the price of the other models so more people can afford them, and thus they will sell more of them. It's quite simple.

I think it will bump up to around $65, but I don't think that will be the "final price". I think it will settle back down to $59. I think they're just testing the market, evaluating if slow sales are price or just that people don't like the truck or won't switch from their existing brand...

I almost gave a little ramble on this on the Lightning cancellation thread. I was expecting it. It's just a really Elon thing to do, to lower the price when a competitor gives up. With Ford - and RAM - giving up on a pure EV full size truck because they can't make it work, Tesla dropping the...

OK, so which one of you did this?!?

Elon said "see how sales respond". I think it will continue. This price will easily double CT sales.

The CT is so much better than the Gladiator, it's like they say in Pulp Fiction... "Same Ballpark? Not even the same sport!" I say that as someone who likes Jeeps.

I've seen it unconfirmed that price will bump up a bit to $63k.

Because our government has an Elon tariff. Are you not aware of this?