'>>27590537
Kek, i can’t wait until supply saturates demand and tesla stock price collapses when people realize only a few thousand tech bros want their retard mobile.';

'>>27590579
Cubertruck is just one product.
Tesla is still the best selling EV.
The truck was just an ego trip for musk.
They'll be discontinued.
The shitty production models will rust away (lol @ 300 series "stanlinless steel).
But the prototype musl drives will be on the road, running red lights while packed full of Hollywood starlets on the way to the club.';

'>>27590640
>But the prototype musl drives will be on the road, running red lights while packed full of Hollywood starlets on the way to the club.';

'They're going to recall or buyback all of these 2024 models';

'>floor mats at fault again

yeah lets' blame tesla just like toyota and their acceleration lmao';

'>>27590640
You guys said the cybertruck would never come out. Now you're saying it will be discontinued, despite having millions of backorders. Kek';

'>>27590652
Who is this according to, Tesla's official twitter?';

'>>27590652
If you're talking about the vehicle that Musk announced 4 years ago that has a 6.5' bed, 500 miles ran, can carry 3,500 pounds of cargo and tow 14,000 pounds, with a starting price of $39,900, then you are right: It never came out.';

'>>27590683
*range';

'>>27590683
You been living under a rock?
>>27590680
Nobody cares about your head canon.';

'>>27590710
So thats a yes, isnt it';

'>>27590537
What exactly am I looking at in this pic?';

'>>27590716
The metal pad (the shiny part) on top of the actual pedal mechanism can come loose, slide upwards and get caught in the fabric trim. It doesn't look like there's much holding it in place, except possibly glue.
Tesla's blaming it on factory workers taking unauthorized shortcuts, using some sort of lube to make it easier to slide into place.';

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'>>27590835
>all 3,878
lmao';

'>>27590835
>the VehiCross had a higher production number than the Cybercuck

Hahaha oh fuck.';

'>>27590537
The car weighs three and a half tons.
That's fucking terrifying.';

'>>27590769
>Tesla's blaming it on factory workers taking unauthorized shortcuts, using some sort of lube to make it easier to slide into place.
The process need to be designed in such a way that the "people" performing it literally cannot mess it up, or have checks in place to verify it is done right. Passing the blame to your bottom of thr barrel employees is no excuse since you're responsible for hiring them.';

'>>27590962
Wait until you find out how many boomers are driving 20,000+ lb houses on wheels with a regular license because they are retired and a tour of the country's freeway system is the best way to spend their last years.';

'>>27590642
Yes, there's actually video of Musk in the prototype, running a red-light with hos in the back on his way to the club on a Saturday night in L.A.';

'>>27590962
>europoor scared of a truck
LMAO';

'>>27590982
The industry is slowly dying off, thankfully.
I want the boat industry to fail too.';

'>>27593403
secondeded';

'>>27590769
>Yo workers, we need to push 100 trucks per day through this line now, you get yelled at and lose your job if you can't keep up...

Why are they taking these potentially dangerous shortcuts to assemble it?';

'BYD bros...I...I think we're back....';

'>>27590965
>The process need to be designed in such a way that the "people" performing it literally cannot mess it up, or have checks in place to verify it is done right.
According to Sandy Munro, there's a mantra when designing how the vehicle is to be assembled. It was something similar to "One eye closed and one arm tied behind my back."— the message being a vehicle should be designed in such a way that assembling it is easy and leaves as little room for mistakes as possible. It's why cars no longer use philips screws and instead use torx screws and parts that snap or clip into place.';

'>>27590579
2 weeks';

'>>27590982
>>27593269
Neither of those accelerate like a super car.';

'>>27596017
still faster than your punto';