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My understanding is that they did have base and upgrade systems early on but have done away with it because most early buyers were upgrading and the base components were just extra inventory to track, which Elon hates, so I believe all vehicles just get the equivalent of the upgraded system now...

Im sure they'll work it out. I can't believe that no one on the CT project at Tesla has ever seriously towed anything ;)

If it makes it to production with 35s (and I think it will) and still is capable of 0-60 in 2.9 and 500+ miles of range, then I'll stick with 35s

1st rule of Prep Club: Dont talk about Prep Club :LOL::ROFLMAO::LOL:

There are 2 types of people in the world. Those who have used/maintained CTIS systems and those who have not. Only those who have not, ever want it. ;)

Just because it's one big body part doenst make it uni-body, whether it's structural or not does. If Tesla is claiming "stiffness" benefits of the casting+battery+casting design, then thats structural and thus a frame making the cars body on frame. Im not saying CT wont have castings for...

Transparent Aluminum starts at 49:09 for those that dont have 2 hrs to wait

Yeah Elon said they had to come up with a new alloy that was castable in such a large capacity but did not need heat treating to maintain strength.

Use key words : "Auto Summon" and google ;)

All of their current models are "body on frame". That is to say that the passenger compartment is a separate part from the frame of the vehicle. The body removes from frame and the frame is the unit that provides all the rigidity for the vehicle. Cybertruck will not have a passenger...

What? Yall are mixing up the mega castings as frame supports used in conjunction with a structural battery box....effectively a 3 piece frame, for the body on frame vehicles; with the need for mega castings being subframes for suspension because they are dual purpose in these vehicles...

Yes it's been confirmed on twitter that there are at least 2 Cybertrucks. No one is sure if there are more yet

These threads should really be merged: https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/structural-battery-for-cybertruck.1681/#post-26501

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IMO within 3 years for sure.

Since CT is supposed to effectively be uni-body it's structure will either already include the area the batteries are located (battery compartment) or will not need the "battery box" to be structural. Therefore in either case the batteries would be replaceable as an entire "pack" as in the...

Cybertruck is going to have a structural body, why would they add the SAME structural underbody they use on the other cars? It wouldnt make sense.

Cybertruck is supposed to be frameless so I would think there would not be a mega casting. Also it's not typically a good idea to use aluminum an steel together as galvanic reactions would eat the aluminum STAINLESS STEEL & ALUMINUM: WHY YOU SHOULDN’T USE THEM TOGETHER AND PROPER PRECAUTIONS...

Here's a perfect example of what should not be WIKI stickered

Can a MOD or ADMIN fix the WIKI sticker on the threads? For some reason this is selectable by users and so far EVERY one I've seen is wrong. WIKI threads = "HOW TO" people, stop using this as a thread "marker" for attention. We used to be able to turn that off and I had on a couple threads...