It's a beta release product. Of course it has problems. I don't think any of Cybertruck's growing pains are remarkable. IIRC, Tesla skipped the industry's norm

It's a beta release product. Of course it has problems. I don't think any of Cybertruck's growing pains are remarkable. IIRC, Tesla skipped the industry's normal typical period of real world testing for new platforms. That should have scared off most buyers. -- Cybertruck should have been rolled out like the Roadster. Exclusive, prestige, wrap-around customer service. The superfans would happily pay to participate. There's always a (modest) market for niche vehicles, like the Cybertruck. eg Subaru Brat, VW The Thing (name?). -- Cybertruck has so much innovation, cool tech. 48V, drive-by-wire, the modular internet bus thing, 4 wheel steering, even bigger castings, etc. Tesla was (initially) right to de-risk those things by using them in a (much) lower volume vehicle. And field test everything ahead of the high volume Model 2 / Robotaxi. -- The big, IMHO, mistake was juicing the stock price by hyping Cybertruck as Tesla's next home run.