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That is...not a great test run. That's the worst turning radius I've seen on a pickup truck that didn't have an RV behind it, amply demonstrated by the test dr
by gamblor956 4y ago
That is...not a great test run.
That's the worst turning radius I've seen on a pickup truck that didn't have an RV behind it, amply demonstrated by the test driver backing up when he fails to make a fairly wide u-turn at the far end of the test strip.
The Cybertruck appears destined to go down in history as the Google Glass of the automotive world. (Notably, the Glass had the same type of limited tech-centric hype before it launched, and was widely ridiculed by the non-tech community.)
- bottlepalm 4y agoWe will see. Current strategy is demand is a function of price. Not marketing. They will change price continually to meet the production output of the factory. Between no marketing, no dealers, and making their own batteries - it’s very hard to compete. CyberTruck looks cold, angry, mean - there’s more than enough truck drivers with the matching personality to meet the supply.
- gamblor956 4y agoI agree, CyberTruck has no chance of competing with the Lightning or the Rivian. It's considered a joke by people who actually own trucks, and the very "features" that Elon thinks makes it cool are precisely what make it DOA for people actually looking for an EV pickup. The only type of people who would consider buying a CyberTruck are the ones who also went all in on Google Glass.
- bottlepalm 4y agoSo many people who own trucks want one. I know more than a few myself. A million preorders says you're wrong.