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Very reasonable assessment. Thank you. I think we are looking at about ~350 miles of range for the Dual Motor, NON-performance model. And based on physics, a 7000lb vehicle, it being not as aerodynamic as a Model S, and using 4680s, that 350 miles of range seems logical. Or, you can...

Will there eventually be a 500 mile CT? I hope so, but I am not expecting it anymore. We will know more when they announce specs for the launch versions.

300-400 deliveries. But not sure if those will be mostly employees or close insiders, or not.

OMG, it is a pickup.

As you plan your factory, I can't believe they say ".....okay we are going to use trailers as part of our factory footprint....yeah just like the hoarders on American Pickers......yeah, that is what we are going to do. Just in time inventory Redneck style" It might just be what they are...

I have not toured GigaTexas, and I have no idea what I am talking about, but it seems odd you make castings, then wheel them outside, and then wheel them back in to use them. GigaTexas is a massive plant. Did they not have a plan for storing items before you need them? Where else do...

If it is an honor system, I would double check VW's submissions.....

A I guess technically range is defined by the EPA . Hopefully Tesla has test results from the EPA by the launch event.

Don't put it past Elon to do something off the wall. The man put a Tesla into space! And he shot up a Cybertruck with a Tommy gun just to see how it would do!

It is a little odd that no "official" leaks about the range have reached us. Or even unofficial leaks. I know we only have to wait "2 weeks" to find out at the launch event.....but......

112. Maybe 2024. But we don’t know. Maybe in time for Christmas

Dang psychics got in the way again of concept matching finished product.

Thank you. You have hit the nail on the head. Aero, tires and weight. I wonder how those 3 things will impact the range of the Cybertruck.

You could be right. Which would mean that while the range went up slightly, so did the size of the battery. Kinda of a wash over the last 4 years I suppose.

This what I found on the old internet.....which could be wrong: 2019 Model 3 LR AWD battery size Battery: 75 kWh 2023 Model 3 LR AWD battery size Battery: 75 kWh

Does anyone remember what the range of the AWD LR Model 3 was in 2019? And how that compares to the 2023 Model 3 AWD LR In 2019 the EPA rated the Model 3 AWD LR at 116 MPGe 29 kWh/100 mi (322 miles) In 2023 the EPA rates the Model 3 AWD LR at 131 MPGe 26 kWh/100 mi...

I agree. No magical things will be pulled out of air last minute, i.e. midgate, or tailgate ramp.

I can't wait to be able to finalize my order for the CyberTruck but..... I currently have a Ford Lightning and I use the Frunk all the time. I never realized I would, but it gobbles up all kinds of things from coolers, to boat things, to big boxes, to multiple grocery bags, golf bags, etc...

I will be happy with 11,000lbs. My current vehicle (Ford Lightning) is rated for 10,000lbs. Contractors? I really don't think a vast majority of buyers will be contractors initially. I think of the first 2 years of production, a large number of buyers will be "adventure" buyers. Just...

In theory Tesla promised a version with 500 miles of range. The presumption was the 4680 was going to give Tesla a much great efficiency/range than the 2170s. That has not happened - yet. The longest range Tesla is the slick body Model S, with 2170s. That has 400 miles of range. Using...