Recent content by Cyber_Dav

The Cybertruck and Yugo both have four wheels. That makes them basically the same. Well, you did tell us to. :p

Switch dealers right away. Many guarantee to markup above MSRP.

A little over 8,000. If the number has any relevance is another matter ... ;)

Southern California, near Palm Springs. $16,400 for 8.16 kW solar panels.

Stainless steel = slippery when wet. Bedliner = grippy, even when wet.

I would say zero chance of this being the case. Car MPG and MPGe are always done the same. Cybertrucjk may be a truck, but it is not a commercial hauler. It will be tested and rated like any other private vehicle. Remember, MPG and MPGe are marketing tools, not engineering.

It's good news for us, but they are supposed to start with Y production. So even with a completed factory they may not be making Cybertrucks right away. :eek:

I just checked my confirmation email(s). They did not include any prices at all.

I figure it is just 'right hand not knowing what left hand is doing'. IT was told to update website but with insufficient or incorrect instructions on what to show / not show. No reason to think (at this point in time) that Tesla intends to renege on their deal. Just normal incompetence.

DIY Cyber wrap? I like it (for when a tin foil hat just isn't enough)

Following Rivian progress, they are now where Tesla aims to be around May. They are 'producing' trucks now. But they won't be selling any until June. They are working to get the line working correctly and efficiently, and all trucks being made are slated for testing (as in crashing them in to...

If they'd just give us our flying cars we could get rid of all that tire and suspension weight! :p

Few believe supercaps have any place in the power electronics. They capture and release bursts of energy, so maybe regen and ludicrous mode helpers. My question is, if the new cells are not ready when Cybertruck starts production, will early Cybertrucks be orphans with lower spec batteries?

3 years of bills, average is under $.20.

But in either of those cases your home charging amperage is immaterial.