Delivered Cybertruck Foundation Series - Detailed Look Inside & Out

[Axtrader]

And no access to the vault from the back seat.

I thought Tesla would engineer a unique connection to the vault to create a single large contiguous space. Somewhat disappointed but there are so many other innovations to celebrate.

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[swinefeaster]

Were the ct's delivered at the show dual or tri motor?

 

[mrbulk]

Some company should make a pop out (or fold out or inflatable) single mattress to lay down across the backseat floor when the seats are folded up for true climate controlled camping - for shorter people, of course.

 

[Chris9702L]

Some company should make a pop out (or fold out or inflatable) single mattress to lay down across the backseat floor when the seats are folded up for true climate controlled camping - for shorter people, of course.

ForMyTesla will surely make one.

 

[cvalue13]

if course

question is only if the dog you have fits in the crate

 

[cvalue13]

Would love for someone to measure this back seat space with the seats up. Both length and width! We have 2 Aussie cattle dogs 55lbs. I'm imagining both there crates fitting there.

Sorry, but you won’t get two crates back-to-back for 55lb dogs.

Even if you squeeze a 55lb dog into a 36” crate, that’s 72” of kennel in a truck with only 57” of rear hip room.

A single 40” crate will likely work, though. This is one in an F150 - which has a good bit more rear

custom aluminum boxes might be had from hunting dog outfitters, but may require removal of the rear seats


but for you and the dogs, two seatbelt harnesses will be safer

 

[anionic1]

I wish an engineer would record a video to give us MEASUREMENTS.

I don’t understand why people need measurements so much. Are you trying to fit something if a specific size or drive it into a single garage door?

 

[ModelC]

Hahah! Fair point man. Hopefully soon for us regular peeps!

Also every time I see the name Nostradamus I think of Paul Mooney on The Chapelle Show!

My guess is last quarter of 2024. Heard it here first.

 

[Ward L]

I know the Founders series comes with FSD, but is it actually functional on a new delivery? I thought I heard FSD was not complete on new deliveries.

 

[cvalue13]

I know the Founders series comes with FSD, but is it actually functional on a new delivery? I thought I heard FSD was not complete on new deliveries.

neither AP nor FSD are yet functional in CT

 

[NoTime]

I don’t understand why people need measurements so much. Are you trying to fit something if a specific size or drive it into a single garage door?

Yes. I want to know if these boxes will fit into the frunk.

 

[footsteps2727]

This is a good detailed look at a delivered Foundation Series Cybertruck





Good look at back seat legroom! Plenty of legroom for him and he's 6' feet tall.

Is this a 2023 or 2024 model year vehicle? I don't recall anyone indicating if the current deliveries are 2023 or 2024. I would guess they must be 2024 model year vehicles given how late we are in 2023. Curious to know. Thanks!

 

[swinefeaster]

Is this a 2023 or 2024 model year vehicle? I don't recall anyone indicating if the current deliveries are 2023 or 2024. I would guess they must be 2024 model year vehicles given how late we are in 2023. Curious to know. Thanks!

Why does it matter? I really doubt they are changing anything at this point

 

[footsteps2727]

Why does it matter? I really doubt they are changing anything at this point

Who said it matters??? I'm just curious if the first model year for the Cybertruck will be 2023 or 2024? I imagine all the recent deliveries are likely 2024 model year vehicles, but who the hell knows. I don't recall anyone indicating they took delivery of a 2023 or 2024? Could be a short run of 2023 model year vehicles and then shift to 2024 model year vehicles (with no year over year changes).

You know, it might just make a big difference. I would rather acquire a new 2024 vehicle in December 2023 than a 2023 vehicle. A new 2023 would already be considered (viewed) a year old in just a few short months.

I suspect that Tesla would rather begin production of a new product in Oct/Nov 2023 as 2024 model year vehicle so they can post a significant number for the first year of production run.

 

[PilotPete]

You know, it might just make a big difference. I would rather acquire a new 2024 vehicle in December 2023 than a 2023 vehicle. A new 2023 would already be considered a year old in just a few short months.

Like everything else, it depends. If you keep your cars for a short period, but you put a lot of miles on a car, then buying a 2023 at the end of the year makes sense. When you sell it in 2025, you have 2 years worth of mileage on a "3 year old" car. You also probably paid less for it, absorbing some of the depreciation of the vehicle.

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