Tesla plans to reveal an updated design for the Cybertruck in “a month or so,” Chief Executive Elon Musk said on Twitter. Tesla has been giving consideration to the Cybertruck’s hulking proportions, which could prevent the wildly-styled, bulletproof, pickup from fitting into the average suburban garage. So, there’s a chance the truck could shrink slightly... READ FULL ARTICLE
Will the intended pricing still apply? I'm interested in the rock-bottom price (like I was with the Model Three AND I paid for that with having to wait an EXTRA year!!!).
Will be nice to get some updates on the CT and production timeline. I'm hoping not too much shrinkage to usable space. Ideally we get some pictures/videos of the final production ready interior, including storage spaces and finishes. Not that it will change my desire to get one of these but would be great to see what the final product will look like.
So it's likely to have some sort of side mirrors and different lights (fore and aft). I wouldn't mind if they rounded off a few of the hard edges or made the wheel wells the shape of, you know, the wheels.
It depends if they build a Y line first or a Cybertruck line first. They are not behind in construction so we could see late 2021 deliveries.
I believe the rough schedule for Giga Austin that was shared had " dry in" for Dec 30th, with "major completion" in May. The structure looks to be a month or so at least away from dry in so, it seems they might be behind.
Such a tease. Any update at all would be huge news for us reservation holders and would spawn dozens of articles and YouTube videos.
We will see 30 deliveries to influencers and VIPs in December 2021, most likely. Hope to be wrong. Either way, doesn't matter to me. The lease on the X expires Sep 22.
Or how about now lol.. GM and Rivian has released more info on their stuff - its intriguing how Tesla is playing suddenly so coy with all its changes and lack of insight into the product. No configurator, no deep dives or early looks.. are they (the inference here) so far behind GM and Rivian here?
They are way ahead of both of them. Tesla will be ready for selling vehicles in under a year from now. The others won't. They don't need to hype the cybertruck with new information until they are ready to have final configurations. With likely new model s and x details coming in the next week or so we won't need cybertruck hype for a few months.
I hope you’re right. But, my guess is that they’ve discovered that, like building semis, building trucks is a little more difficult than building cars.