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Yeah I agree, I feel the Cybertruck design was primarily to get their cost down to $39k (Which with the pricing of the M3 now starting at $45k, there is no way
by jclardy 5y ago
Yeah I agree, I feel the Cybertruck design was primarily to get their cost down to $39k (Which with the pricing of the M3 now starting at $45k, there is no way the CT will hit that.) But what people really want is just a normal truck, but electric. That is why Tesla is at the top of the electric car market, nobody was making a "normal" looking electric car. Both Ford and Rivian took up that segment for pickup trucks, so it'll be interesting to see how this affects Tesla.
- mcot2 5y agoIt has zero affect. They will sell every single vehicle they can make for a decade. If by then, people think the design is weird they will build a traditional truck. The hard part is scaling battery cell production. The shell of the vehicle is easy to change out if people are not buying it.