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Not that surprising. The design you either love or hate, its one of those designs that will forever be remembered. Along with that, the price tag was pretty ste
by infecto 2y ago
Not that surprising. The design you either love or hate, its one of those designs that will forever be remembered. Along with that, the price tag was pretty steep for what I saw as little to no innovation. If they had delivered on the promised range it would have been different.
- dzhiurgis 2y ago* Steel body * Steer by wire * FSD > little to no innovation Amazing! How does it compare to another innovators like Rivian?
- bloody-crow 2y agoI think in general the term innovation is perceived as something new that results in a meaningful improvement. Change for the sake of change that brings no real benefits fails to pass this bar. For example, if someone released a new car model with exterior made of wood, it'd generate a lot of buzz, but unlikely to be considered an innovation. A lot of Cybertruck features fall into this category of being novel, but not necessarily innovative.
- dzhiurgis 2y agoOk then. Context matters. What are top 5 auto innovations in last year?
- infecto 2y agoFSD exists across models. People are not buying it for the steer by wire or steel body and I would hardly call those real innovations that make it worth purchasing. I say this as someone who daily drives a Y and had a preorder for the truck.