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I was skeptical that Cybertruck would be any good for long haul towing but this revelation confirms that Tesla is all in after the pickup market. Just wow

Because users of this forum are interested in information like this? Why are you posting personal thoughts here?

Don't kill the messenger:

If Tesla delivers more than 1k Cybertrucks in 2023, I will flag it as success

It amazes me that Sandy is still wearing that cheap Sekonda watch after 3 or 4 years, that's his testament to cost cutting mindset

"Intergalactic" by Beastie Boys

here's a video of an instalaltion process of such a press SACMI PH 3020. Frankly the press looks kinda small for some of the cybertruck panels (like the quarter panel)

to preserve the announced price they probably made it smaller :)

Thanks, I didn't know that. Is it the same for all factories or it varies?

Aluminum metal sheets are not used for MY, only Model S&X as far as I know. But it's much more likely that's the regular steel for MY

The wiper will serve as a crowbar as well so I am fine with the size. Frankly I don't get all this fuss, most of reservation holders will witness probably a dozen design iterations of the windscreen wiper before they get an invitation to configure their order

FSD price increases to $15k starting Sep 5th

Is there any possibility that we will still have a 40k Cybertruck?

that's a bit sexist

Hope you'll be around when Cybertruck is being produced

Did this age well?

These pictures are so wrong, it's like they are part of a closed club that can experience the CT while more than a million reservation holders are waiting to find out at least some kind of timeline

maybe they built one by themselves...

I instinctively have read the title as: "CT mission impossible"

Elon should invite as well Neil Young to try the CT