Cybertruck rumours

No bulletproof glass
No tailgate ramp
5'7"+ bed length
Suspension height up to 14.5"
Frunk is power open/close
Tri-Motor lifted from the Plaid
Mid glass does open
240 volt outlet bi-directional

We still don't know:
range
power
charging speed
price
release date

 

Last Saturday on hwy 17 Southbound near Los Gatos...

 

Some vids

 

I'm still waiting in anticipation to see one in the flesh. I probably need to hang around Palo Alto more. I have to admit, it's starting to grow on me.

No, I'm not going to ever get one unless they turn it into the Cyber minivan

 

How does one get a job driving a Cybertruck pulling a rocket engine.

 

Powered frunk makes it much more usable. I liked, but rarely used the frunk on my 3P because I didn't like feeling the hood flex when closing it. Motorized on the R1S and I use it most days

 

I know what you mean. The hood on our Y is very flexy too when closing it. I noticed Model S and X hoods feel a lot thicker, stronger, and less flexy than 3/Y.

Agree on the powered frunk making it much more usable. I think we would use our frunk way more if it were.

 

I'm seriously considering adding the function. I just need to do more research to make sure it fits my '23.

 

Tesla is stacking a massive supply of Cybertruck castings at Gigafactory Texas, hinting the production is near, which means deliveries aren’t far behind either.

Tesla Cybertruck production has been nearing for months as the company has shown early-stage validation, public road testing, crash assessments, and some of the best-built Cybertruck units, all within the past few months.

Production is obviously getting close, especially when we base this thought on the fact that public-road testing of RC-labeled, or release candidate, Cybertrucks have been spotted throughout the country over the past month and a half.

With one of the best prototypes to date surfacing recently, Tesla is refining its manufacturing techniques to prepare for Cybertruck production.

Another thing it is doing is stacking up a massive supply of both front and rear castings for the Cybertruck, meaning it is already in the process of building portions of the vehicle.

Recent images taken by Giga Texas drone operator Joe Tegtmeyer seem to indicate that production is basically underway, especially if you consider these castings to be part of the initial manufacturing of the Cybertruck.



If this is any indication of how close Tesla is to producing the Cybertruck, it seems approval for deliveries from the EPA could come within the coming weeks. What’s even more interesting is the fact that there are a vast number of castings here, so Tesla should be able to ramp up the Cybertruck program somewhat rapidly.

Tesla will be making an attempt to ramp up Cybertruck production as soon as possible to make a dent in the two million reservations it has for the pickup, according to the latest numbers from the order tracker.

Additionally, Cybertruck deliveries will help the automaker attain its 1.8 million unit delivery goal for 2023, especially after a Q3 miss.

https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-cybe...ly-giga-texas/

 

 

cybertruck fans... now you can get your cyberbeer at $75 a bottle.

https://www.theregister.com/2023/10/16/tesla_beer/

 

Big difference between the two is one has a flux capacitor and one doesn't.


I haven't drank alcohol in many years but I don't remember ever paying more than $5 for a beer.

At $75 a bottle of beer you are flying in the Fanboy realm if ya have to have that. Lolol

 

That author is straight up deranged. I guarantee they buy $14 Starbucks daily.

 

The beer is cheap; it's the court costs and fines that hurt the most. AA nearly 37 years...

 

This book immediately popped into my head upon seeing that picture