Tesla offloads Cybertrucks to SpaceX and xAI as sales slump continues

[toooooot]

"A completely new model truck in the U.S. typically experiences between three and six recall campaigns within its first two model years, with the first 12 months being the most recall-heavy period." Perplexity.ai

Not all recalls are equal. A small software patch is not the same as a major flaw that requires replacement of a part wroth 10k dollars.

 

[MasterAce]

I read that all the Tesla models up to Y were actually drafted by the original Tesla owners, before Elon ousted them. The cybertruck was the first fully Elons car, and does it show?

 

[Neatfeatguy]

I read that all the Tesla models up to Y were actually drafted by the original Tesla owners, before Elon ousted them. The cybertruck was the first fully Elons car, and does it show?

 

[spam joe]

I think a Cybertruck would be cool, but where I live they are political targets for getting painted and damaged in other ways. Plus, driving it makes me feel like "that guy" since it looks a bit absurd.

 

[Gars]

Indeed, hard times

 

[oldcanadian]

So ugly not even a Mother could love it.
As for those who actually wanted one of these, a Mr. Barnam had an explanation for that.
"there's one born every minute"

 

[Ecurb]

Not all recalls are equal. A small software patch is not the same as a major flaw that requires replacement of a part wroth 10k dollars.

And any distribution of data generally has highs and lows. Therefore, this statement tries to cast doubt on your statement without saying anything useful. QED

 

[Underdog]

What's the big deal with Americans and pickups? Elsewhere in the world only farmers or trades that work on building sites need them.