I had no choice! I had to cancel my Cybertruck order today.

[Spacenoddle]

did you see the article today where the guy actually took delivery and discovered it really didn't fit into his now-divorced life, as in it couldn't fit in his new apartment parking area, so he wanted tesla to take it back? can't remember who wrote it but it was just that, a really, really pathetic attempt at a hit piece, quite comical, in fact.

That one is more understandable than this one. I get it if op vented in Nov/Dec but now is 6 months later…feel like OP just came back from Mars.

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[rizvend]

I ordered 3 Cybertrucks for my business and after nearly five years of waiting, I had no choice but to cancel the first delivery today. The truck simply failed to meet the requirements to be part of our fleet. Example; Even with the Superior Tesla charging network the Cyber was beat in the cross country race from Florida to California by both Rivian and Chevy... What a pathetic showing by cyber. The reason Tesla got beat so bad comes down to a lack of battery real world range, the originally stated 500+ miles advertised was reduced to a dismal 300, more like 80 while towing, which makes this vehicle little more than a toy... that simply cannot replace a real work truck.
I still have two more orders, and I challenge Tesla to step up to the plate and hit a home run before my next two orders come up. Tesla must match, or exceed the Chevy EV's mileage... or I'll never be able to justify placing this vehicle on the road with my team behind the wheel. My heart sank when I first viewed the specs of the Cyber and today, I'm saddened deeply to have no choice but to cancel my order. I would post list of the Cybers short comings, but don't wish to bash on the company I love so much. I wish Tesla continued success and I'm hopeful that someday they will build a truly competitive EV truck.

Oh my effing god! Not one symphositive response to this thread. ?? lovet. Don't wait. Cancel the other 2 reservations as well as your man card.

 

[Balthezor]

You have Fire Fox, Chrome and Edge. Why not have Cybertruck, Rivian and Chevy?

 

[DerekCyber80s]

Hey all let’s be a little more chill. We all have our own experience. Honestly when I pre ordered almost 5 years ago I loved the idea of liking this truck that I thought most people would never understand. Today as I drive it around I realize it will one day fill our streets the same as all other Tesla vehicles. To the person who wrote the post all I can say is you’re missing out on the experience of a lifetime. It truly has been amazing to learn the ins and outs of this piece of tech. Good luck on your search.

 

[PetriD]

Hey all let’s be a little more chill. We all have our own experience. Honestly when I pre ordered almost 5 years ago I loved the idea of liking this truck that I thought most people would never understand. Today as I drive it around I realize it will one day fill our streets the same as all other Tesla vehicles. To the person who wrote the post all I can say is you’re missing out on the experience of a lifetime. It truly has been amazing to learn the ins and outs of this piece of tech. Good luck on your search.

I think we’re all very chill. The problem is that the OP is not telling the truth - they’re trolling, and we all can see it. They did not order 3 Cybertrucks. They have never driven a Cybertruck, and never intend to.

 

[DerekCyber80s]

People only troll when it’s things worth paying attention to. Nobody is trolling Toyota Corolla owners.

 

[Late_Refustration]

These threads are getting progressively weirder.

 

[GFleck]

I'm just here for the comments on this one ? OP is sus af.

But seriously, I'm over the, "it's just a toy" talking point. It's a fantastic and perfectly equipped and capable daily driver for the vast majority of people and the vast majority of today's truck buyers. It's great for families, great for camping, great for hauling random furniture and bikes and and all kinds of stuff, and hundreds of other very valid use cases. AND it's one hell of a fun, high tech toy on top of that ?

It's bizarre and kind of fascinating how the internet makes it seem like people are deeply divided and most hate it with a passion full stop but driving one around for almost a month now, 99% of people love it and think it's awesome. Old, young, guys driving ice trucks, people in sports cars, grandma's, people all across the spectrum.

 

[Electric Metal]

I ordered 3 Cybertrucks for my business and after nearly five years of waiting, I had no choice but to cancel the first delivery today. The truck simply failed to meet the requirements to be part of our fleet. Example; Even with the Superior Tesla charging network the Cyber was beat in the cross country race from Florida to California by both Rivian and Chevy... What a pathetic showing by cyber. The reason Tesla got beat so bad comes down to a lack of battery real world range, the originally stated 500+ miles advertised was reduced to a dismal 300, more like 80 while towing, which makes this vehicle little more than a toy... that simply cannot replace a real work truck.
I still have two more orders, and I challenge Tesla to step up to the plate and hit a home run before my next two orders come up. Tesla must match, or exceed the Chevy EV's mileage... or I'll never be able to justify placing this vehicle on the road with my team behind the wheel. My heart sank when I first viewed the specs of the Cyber and today, I'm saddened deeply to have no choice but to cancel my order. I would post list of the Cybers short comings, but don't wish to bash on the company I love so much. I wish Tesla continued success and I'm hopeful that someday they will build a truly competitive EV truck.

Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah ………………stopped reading after the first few sentences. My brain was having a hard time comprehending horseshit. I wish I had that much time on my hands to make up a story and then post it.

 

[REM]

Cancelling mine too. Anything less than 10,000 miles of range, 30 tons of towing capacity, and a 12 ft stake bed at 15 tons payload is a no for me.

I'm just going to have to buy (insert UAW company) instead.

 

[Cyber Man]

This BS “real world” review is not possible even in a parallel universe. lol! Such a troll!

 

[TruckDaddy]

"from Florida to California by both Rivian and Chevy... What a pathetic showing by cyber."

Supposed you used EV Go on your troll 3 truck trip. Not working on any day when needed, so trolling.

 

[WHIZZARD OF OZ]

I was wondering the same… What kind of business needs a truck to race from Florida to California…

Early 'Moonshiners' like the Ford V8 worked well for Bootleggers.
Better get SCOOTIN'

 

[jerhenderson]

I ordered 3 Cybertrucks for my business and after nearly five years of waiting, I had no choice but to cancel the first delivery today. The truck simply failed to meet the requirements to be part of our fleet. Example; Even with the Superior Tesla charging network the Cyber was beat in the cross country race from Florida to California by both Rivian and Chevy... What a pathetic showing by cyber. The reason Tesla got beat so bad comes down to a lack of battery real world range, the originally stated 500+ miles advertised was reduced to a dismal 300, more like 80 while towing, which makes this vehicle little more than a toy... that simply cannot replace a real work truck.
I still have two more orders, and I challenge Tesla to step up to the plate and hit a home run before my next two orders come up. Tesla must match, or exceed the Chevy EV's mileage... or I'll never be able to justify placing this vehicle on the road with my team behind the wheel. My heart sank when I first viewed the specs of the Cyber and today, I'm saddened deeply to have no choice but to cancel my order. I would post list of the Cybers short comings, but don't wish to bash on the company I love so much. I wish Tesla continued success and I'm hopeful that someday they will build a truly competitive EV truck.

Is that you Karen ?

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