anionic1
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- Michael
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So I work in an industry that is heavily hit by the current increases commodity prices. Most people know it’s crazy right now and it’s not just limber prices. Steel, copper, resins, glass, insulation etc., it’s all significantly increased in cost. The cause of which will be for future economics college courses to hash out. But for now, I have a significant concern that Tesla will find ways to cut cost and will produce a lesser Cybertruck to meet the numbers that they committed to almost 2 years ago. I am torn between preferring that they just up the cost to the real cost like they did with the solar roof vs. blindly believing/hoping that they included everything that they intended too. Or maybe they back some items out that they intended to include and now include them as add options. I guess we may never know. It’s just pretty obvious across their other products that they are needing to increase cost and remove features and since Cybertruck is still in development an no one really knows all the features it’s very likely IMO that they will cut scope to keep the advertised number.
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