Not just the $59k, it doesn't work with any Cybertruck. Enhance Auto teased us 2 years ago but due to the 48v architecture and there are no Cybertrucks in Bulgaria, it is difficult for them to develop.
Unless Tesla can get a quick injunction, and has a lot of inventory stockpiled, this could delay CT production for many months. The court document is an interesting read.
Hard to say what aluminum casting parts they make for the Cybertruck but looking at their website I would say drivetrain...
It should be a requirement the SCs update the firmware before delivery. I've also found updates for a new Tesla on my account would often delay by weeks from my older Tesla. They get closer over time but it could take months, in my experience.
Fair enough, if you're a new Tesla owner, not a bad idea. After owning 2 Teslas, multiple CT test drives and an overnight demo, the sales advisors can't teach me anything I don't already know.
As for your dates, who did you piss off at Tesla? It makes no sense. I would figure the TX folks...
Only recently. I was stuck in "2027" hell for a while.
Change Date
Date Window
At Order
"Sep - Oct"
After Order
"2027"
7/13/2026
Nov 12 - Jan 21
7/22/2026
Oct 19 - Dec 14
7/23/2026
Sep 11 - Sep 30
Don't burst my bubble! I got a better date Wed by a month (Nov to Oct), then it improved again yesterday by another month. Like others reported, I'm now in that Sept window.
Everyday Chris has a good checklist here, more geared towards the Premium CTs but should still be helpful. Be aware the page is full of those "View PDF or Print PDF" spam links. I hate those things. Copy and paste into a document, email or print the web page to a PDF yourself...
All joking aside. As much as CT owners spend on accessories, don't cheap out on safety.
A little more on CCS to NACS adapters.
The unique issue with the Cybertruck is the port location and the wheel trim. Most legacy CCS to NACS adapters, including the early Tesla adapters, the stem is not...
Yes, that may work on a Cybertruck but I'd recommend sticking with a UL 2252 certified adapter. Buy once, cry once and all of that.
You know the old saying: You can pick up a cheap prostitute in Thailand, but that doesn't mean it's a good idea.
That article was regurgitated BS.
Sorry C. da Costa, AI could have written a better article than that. Hopefully automotive "journalism" is not his day job.