Barklikeadog
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Doesn't the width of this vehicle, assuming they stick with the currently illegal wheel width, require orange lights across the back?
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What changes to production Cybertruck ?
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YES!
It's amazing that 1 week later we have all these negative 'bots, making an effort to sink a ship they haven't watched the basic media materials on? Is this normal marketing protocol for Detroit, sending in their rats?
TT97
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Why are the wheel width "illegal'? There are light regulations if a vehicle is wider than 80" but the presentation had the Cybertruck at 79.8" so would not require the additional lights (I imagine their measurement includes the fenders). But even if it was wider than 80", they wouldn't be illegal, just be subject to additional regulations.
It's just "merchant of doubt" BS, trying to deter people from buying a 2nd or 3rd CybrTrk.
I thought we just had a bunch of "new" truck people taking questions, but the statements like that one are wide open disinformation.
In fairness, it’s probably because that presentation was half baked. How do you not practice before making s presentation like that?
I think Elon was quiet on many of the trucks features. There is going to likely be a ton of hidden quirks and production changes that get people talking. But like most things he’s doing it in stages.
The design was going to take some digesting and that’s what I think the unveiling was for.
Next the cheap preorder price gets hundreds of thousands (actually millions) engaged on the product.
Now in two years he’s going to essentially refresh the product by doing a feature reveal, those 250k+ preorders will then be reminded that they are getting this really advanced truck even two years after they placed a spot in line.
the important thing here is pacing the truck over two years. Keep it in peoples minds, but don’t make it boring by the time it’s released. There’s definitely a plan for CyberTruck.
The design was going to take some digesting and that’s what I think the unveiling was for.
Next the cheap preorder price gets hundreds of thousands (actually millions) engaged on the product.
Now in two years he’s going to essentially refresh the product by doing a feature reveal, those 250k+ preorders will then be reminded that they are getting this really advanced truck even two years after they placed a spot in line.
the important thing here is pacing the truck over two years. Keep it in peoples minds, but don’t make it boring by the time it’s released. There’s definitely a plan for CyberTruck.
"In fairness" of the merchants of doubt" you represent?
WHO is the "half -baked" organizer that brought the media into their vehicles for demo rides, with all their tech video equipment, knowing that videos would have well OVER 3 Million YT views in less than 48 hours?! LOL!
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I hope this was sarcastic. Paint Protection on a Vehicle with no paint?
I reserved the truck and i’m looking forward to it. But, based on that presentation i was a hard no.
Very positive. Of course, there were the usual FUDsters and a Hitler meme. But everyone I worked with got one, mostly on the very first day. It was literally the first phone you could do anything other than phone without looking at page 178 of the manual.
Well, that doesn’t really bode well for the Tesla truck then, since the only people really blown away by the presentation were already in.
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