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Maybe you should consider getting yourself an ebike.

Broken window decals, and 2X4C on the tailgate.

What makes you think the quad motor variant will be first produced? I'll wait. Having reserved the night of the unveiling I'm hoping to have my CT by this time next year.

If CT can go into cruise mode with a mechanical disconnect like the simi to give extended range I'll gladly give up a slight bit of off road capability.

Cast front frame rails also confirmed, oh wow!

The CT production line is the most exciting development yet. Stoked!

Nice tight turn around 4:50 in the video. Looks like four wheel steering would make parking a lot easier.

I hate rust, love the function over form factor, do have a Tesla hat that I stopped wearing when Elon's politics became public, own shares in TSLA, and really look forward to the day when I can drive one of these fan-boy cult vehicles.

...and doubtful they would stay on while off-roading.

Really wanted the four motor version. Proper torque vectoring would be a big plus.

Fingers crossed that CT comes with the Brembo electric brakes, along with variable ratio by wire four wheel steering. Along with 1,000V torque vectoring power, 48V controllers this thing will CRUSH the Lightening, and even outshine the Rivian, which I like a lot.

Why not make the quad motor version somewhat affordable, and have volume with some decent margins?

Yes, looking good, like the press my be assembled in the next few months. Maybe some limited production by this time next year.

Yeah, Tesla is looking to earn a reputation, not meeting timelines or honoring reservations, dropping features, and dicking over customers, as they jack up prices.

When I start seeing them I'll start believing.

Looks like you were correct. 2023 if we're lucky and the CT isn't roadstered.

Why do you think it's been delayed until 2023?

What Cybertruck?

Like waiting for the vaporware roadster...starting to think the Rivian might be a better bet.

No rust to destroy the truck years before anything actually wears out. (most of my cars and trucks of the past have been retired from service due to rust, not mechanical failure)