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Another point of interest: the 1Q 2026 production numbers. 408,386 Total Production, including: 394,611 Models 3/Y 13,775 Other Models (= S, X, Cybertruck) Tesla produced 394,611 3/Y in 1Q 2026, even though they only delivered 341,893. So that is a surplus of 52,718 3/Y, which is an unusually...

Also, Tesla announced that the 1Q 2026 financial results will be released on Apri 22, 2026. Analysts will be looking to see if the uptick in vehicle deliveries leads to an uptick in profits. This is not necessarily guaranteed, because Tesla deliveries have been shifting towards less expensive...

Tesla released the 1Q 2026 production and delivery numbers today. 358,023 Total Deliveries, including: 341,893 Models 3/Y 16,130 Other Models (= S, X, Cybertruck) 1Q is typically the slowest quarter of the year. Here is how the 1Q 2026 number compares to other recent 1Q numbers: 1Q 2021...

That would be my guess as well. Elon has been talking about the Robovan since 2022, but it's never been seen, except for a prototype at the "We, Robot" event in October 2024. It's due.

You may not miss it, but at the beginning, the Model S had AM radio. And I think SiriusXM satellite radio (not SiriusXM streaming) was available as an option.

Sure, everyone laughed when cars.com said that a used RWD CT was a "great deal" for $80,999. Well, guess what -- as more data has come in, cars.com has changed their mind. That same vehicle is still available for $80,999, but it isn't listed as a "great deal" any more:

Maybe for tequila, but you can get Macallan Scotch from Bentley, and Bowmore Scotch from Aston Martin. I'm sure both options are very expensive. if your budget can't handle luxury Scotch or tequila, Yellowhammer Brewing in Huntsville, Alabama offers a very affordable Pineapple Cherry Sour Ale...

The sophisticated pricing algorithm at cars.com came to the same conclusion:

If you miss out on this auction, don't despair, because here's another RWD option. A used car dealer in Georgia is offering a 2025 Long Range CT with only 2,526 miles for just $80,999. It looks like the real thing: no tonneau cover. Lacks the distinctive 18" wheels though.

Tesla's status in Washington State was the topic of a couple threads last year. Thought it was worth revisiting to report the following updates: Update #1: Washington State Senate Bill 3577 died last year. So Tesla was allowed to continue selling direct-to-consumer in Washington. Update #2...

For some reason, the “cheap gas is ruining the case for EVs” debate suddenly seems less relevant right now

The austenitic stainless steel Giga-pressed Cybertruck tissue boxes are particularly cool, though a bit pricey. The manufacturer claims they will fully protect your tissues even if you throw the box out of a Cybertruck onto a paved roadway, at speeds up to 210 km/hr (about 130.5 mpg).

Does it have to be paper towels, or could you use Kleenex-style paper tissues? If tissues would work, then you could take advantage of the exciting aftermarket tissue holder options designed specifically for 2024-2026 Cybertrucks, like this one or this one. There are Cyber-styled black, white...

Tesla (like other automakers) commonly offers incentives as the end of the quarter approaches. And the end of the first quarter is a particularly good time for incentives, because it's typically the slowest quarter of the year for auto sales. So it seems strange that Tesla would go in the...

Tesla has dropped the $1,000 referral discount on all vehicles. Current referral benefit situation: - Model 3, Model Y, Premium AWD Cybertruck, Cyberbeast: 90 days of FSD (Supervised) is offered instead - Model S, Model X, Standard AWD Cybertruck: no referral benefit Also, the loyalty...

You are correct, I was wrong. Added correction to original post.

And removed Autopilot EDIT: wrong, CT never had Autopilot

They probably don't have very many. The very first Cybertrucks only became available in 4Q 2023, and they weren't widely available until 2Q 2024, less than two years ago. Most people probably wait longer than that before trading in. Tesla didn't start leasing Cybertrucks until November 2024...

The Bed of the AWD Standard should be the same as the RWD Cybertruck in most respects (standard bed lamps, no L-track, no gear locker). However, the AWD Standard will get the bed outlets, which the RWD lacked: Note also that the AWD Standard, like the RWD, should come with L-Track slots. You...

One good reason for maybe going with a 2025 demo or used vehicle: you could get Autopilot, which Tesla no longer offers on new vehicles. Wonder if Tesla strips Autopilot out of used vehicles before reselling them.