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It won't have a high production rate in the beginning anyway, so we'll have time to see how it goes. I personally think it's great that they are attempting to
by kreetx 3y ago
It won't have a high production rate in the beginning anyway, so we'll have time to see how it goes.
I personally think it's great that they are attempting to build such a thing.
EDIT: Media sure tries to put negative stories out around launch time.
- losteric 3y agoThe media often puts out negative stories around the launch of bad products. Remember Juicero?
- DemocracyFTW2 3y agoJuicero was a totally fine product except for everything, but media of course hated on it. The owners were very socially-oriented people and imagined homeless people could now have one juice per day at only 10$ a pop at a bar near their favorite sheltering spot, but no, media hated it. They even thought about maintaining brand image and value so they chose to go for 100% vendor lock-in. You can't have more than 100% right but the media, of course, hated on this fine product. The sad but at this point predictable failure of this business is only the down to the media. /s
- kreetx 3y ago[flagged]
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoI commend them for trying, but it should've stayed a concept car or limited collector's item, instead they're trying to mass produce it, they bet a lot on it.
- dzhiurgis 3y agoMost popular car company is trying to make most popular car shape. Failure imminent.
- jsbisviewtiful 3y ago> I personally think it's great that they are attempting to build such a thing. Why? It seems like a novelty and crumple zones were added to cars for a reason - a feature stainless steel likely cannot replicate.
- injb 3y ago>>> Why? It seems like a novelty and crumple zones were added to cars for a reason - a feature stainless steel likely cannot replicate. I think it's unlikely that a company that has launched 3 wildly successful, completely new cars already has gone this far with the cybertruck and hasn't thought of crumple zones.