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  1. Too expensive...not going to be able to order after 4 years

    Agree with most but RWS available on Hummer I believe
  2. Too expensive...not going to be able to order after 4 years

    yea, all those changes cost a lot intiallly due to investment and R&D, but should lead to less cost over time per unit. Here’s hoping that’ll translate into lower prices once they collect a bunch of cash. Even if they made the price $10k more than they “need to” (if not 20k), for 250k trucks...
  3. Too expensive...not going to be able to order after 4 years

    Sorry. We’ll celebrate together when we get ours!
  4. Too expensive...not going to be able to order after 4 years

    I also want to say that I love this forum. You all are the best. Lots of empathetic emojis and it reminds me how good you all are. Thanks.
  5. Too expensive...not going to be able to order after 4 years

    As a day 1 reservation holder, I am super sad but I had hoped the innovations in design would lead to simplification and thus cost reduction, enabling no more than a 10-15% increase in cost from the Original $49K Dual and the $69K Tri, but with the AWD now being 60% more, at 79K (and still a...
  6. Prediction: A slew of CT cancellations on the horizon

    So profoundly disappointed that they increased prices as much as they did. Really hoping they would have come in only 10, even 20k more.
  7. Cybertruck Ride Height Comparison

    So now I think there are 4 different ride height presets. If we consider the three in the first post as low, medium, really high, then using this photo below, there’s also a high option. I feel pretty confident that the ride height below photo is different than the highest setting seen in the...
  8. Cybertruck Ride Height Comparison

    This is from the Tesla UI patent application
  9. Cybertruck Ride Height Comparison

    I had forgotten about those. The one thing it makes me think of is that I recall Sandy Munro showing a version with what looks like a larger front air shock. Here’s the photo. Also has really aggressive tires.
  10. Cybertruck Ride Height Comparison

    So I’ve been staring at older photos of the cybertruck, and the newer one to try and understand why the older one looked so much more aggressive than the newer one, which looks like a sedan. As shown in the images below, it seems like one of the major differences is just ride height. The images...
  11. Comment on wheel size - 35" / 37" ?

    No, the first photo is from the cyber rodeo with the first update to the truck. We don’t know its size (as far as I know) but we do know it was a 35” on 20” rims and appeared to have all weather tires. All I'm saying is the AT tires from the Investor Day look larger in the wheel well. Could be...
  12. Comment on wheel size - 35" / 37" ?

    1) these wheels were shown to be 35”. 2) below wheels were said to be 35 but look bigger in wheel well to me. 37”?
  13. Video: Cybertruck in off-road suspension mode / highest ride height

    It should drive right over something even 16” high. If those are 35” wheels, and the bottom of the truck is well above the midpoint of the wheel, then that’s close to 20”.
  14. Cybertruck FULL FRONT VIEW! (2/9/23)

    Yes, while we haven’t seen the upper light bar (on), I’m hopeful that the wide area up there can accommodate one and so they’ll have little reason to not include. Especially when I recall Elon talking about it at some point. Further, one thing that is worth remembering is that the UI leak...
  15. 4 wheel steering Cybertruck driving video from Tesla Cyber Rodeo event

    Not sure the Teslarati photographer knows more than us but I’m hopeful he does!!
  16. How many tires fit in Cybertruck bed? 8 according to new sighting photos (2/3/23)! 🛞

    Hi all. Been a long time reader of this blog, never posted. But here goes. Some things I noted from the recent video of the beta version are that you can see 2 breaks in the top surface of the side pilars as the truck turns. Look like attach points similar to those on the original prototype...


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