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But he's not. The look is from the 80's, the interior is parts bin, and the size is wasted space?
The look has been around for almost 4 years it's really not a shock anymore........
For someone that seems to hate the CT and Tesla, you do spend a lot of time in the CT forum.
GhostSkater
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The amount of people hating on it here, on Reddit and on Twitter has been ramping a lot
"It will never get made" "It will be cancelled as soon as production starts because nobody will buy" and many others
Many of the FUD points on Tesla have been proven wrong again, again and again, so they go after the next one that is close, which right now is Cybertruck
Next one will be that the Mexico factory won't ever be built and no cheaper model will be made
Who said I hated either? As a CT Reservation holder and former Model 3 owner it's hilarious that any criticism = Hate. Tesla is the world leader in EV's, why wouldn't I spend my time on here looking correcting Fanboy misinformation?
For example, "disrupt the market"..... what? There are 3 other EV trucks out there that have already disrupted the market and have forced Tesla to make changes to the CT. But somehow the CT will "disrupt the market".... I cant argue that they have disrupted the market with their other offerings, but let's call it what it is....the CT is late and playing catch-up.
the shock is when we see it live and in person, a good shock
feel like groundhog day, a year ago, before starting my Tesla journey, exciting times before the CT is released
it will be like having the MY or M3 for the first time, but even more due to the versality, true off road, mountains, dunes/sand, camping, towing
feel like groundhog day, a year ago, before starting my Tesla journey, exciting times before the CT is released
it will be like having the MY or M3 for the first time, but even more due to the versality, true off road, mountains, dunes/sand, camping, towing
Again, none of these have been proven or even mentioned by Tesla. What makes it "true off road" compared to other offerings? If anything it'll be another Mall Crawler like most Raptors and TRX's....
GhostSkater
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With the amount they are producing and will be producing in the near future due to battery constrains that is hardly disrupting the market
What are we talking about "disrupting the market"? Im confused? Is it sales? Because it's going to take a hell of a lot of CT's to take the throne away from the F-150. Features? What exactly?
Design? You think others will follow suit and build a similar designed truck?
I don't understand what "disrupting the market" means when there are other EV trucks out there already and some have forced Tesla to add features to the CT to keep up.
GhostSkater
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I am talking about design/type disruption. I am not interested in buying a traditional full or mid size pickup truck and the disruption is taking other buyers into a new category of radical multi purpose vehicles. I think think other manufacturers will follow.
I will be very surprised if F150/Ram/Sierra buyers move over to the CT.
But I won’t be surprised if wrangler, bronco, CUV, car and other buyers consider the CT.
Consider, the CT creates a radical multipurpose vehicle category.
I will be very surprised if F150/Ram/Sierra buyers move over to the CT.
But I won’t be surprised if wrangler, bronco, CUV, car and other buyers consider the CT.
Consider, the CT creates a radical multipurpose vehicle category.
I can’t see a Kia disrupting anything - the painted plastic interior practically rubs off on your fingers
This thread was posted on the site's main page, which is why it's received attention from non-Cybertruck enthusiasts.
Someone may want to ask the moderators to hide Cybertruck posts behind a few clicks to keep forum regulars/Tesla owners from making critical posts about a product that nobody even owns.
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Before my MYP/M3, we had a wrangler and started getting into overlanding
I’m excited to see that Tesla and aftermarket vendors will be creating overlanding accessories
Racks, tents, trailer boxes, etc
This will also increase Tesla/EV adoption
Just saw Kim Java on YouTube showing an overland decked out R1T, looks great
Before my MYP/M3, we had a wrangler and started getting into overlanding
I’m excited to see that Tesla and aftermarket vendors will be creating overlanding accessories
Racks, tents, trailer boxes, etc
This will also increase Tesla/EV adoption
Just saw Kim Java on YouTube showing an overland decked out R1T, looks great
I've owned a few Kias and currently own a Tesla. Kia interiors crap all over Tesla interiors in materials and fit & finish. The two aren't even in the same league. Someone on the Tesla forum criticizing the interior of ANY other car is ironic. Seriously, leave your bias at the door and go sit in fully loaded Telluride/Stinger/K5 and compare it to a Model Y/3. Some of you are just being ridiculous.
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