@TechOperator Take this as a signal that they are getting out of the car business. It doesn’t seem like anything on that call said they intended to sell any non autonomous vehicles, if they sell cars at all.
@JK_Lundblad@SawyerMerritt@grok I hope it will. I was on the list for Cybertruck but my family got too big so I held on to what I had instead of buying. Would by Cybervan.
Incredibly disappointing. I have a large family with 7 people, to not promise a vehicle like a full size SUV or minivan where we all can comfortably fit inside with sizable cargo space (7 seater model Y is not suitable enough) is heartbreaking because we will never get in a Tesla. Exacerbating the issue is not making driving optional version. I don’t even believe we would choose a robotaxi option for 7 people because of car seats, bike rack etc.
@BastianBraun121 I can see consumers predominantly choosing which service company choose the robot over any that expect tips on top of delivery service fees. A total game changer and makes it more cost competitive.
@elonmusk If this was a terrorist attack? Why would they pick a cybertruck? Since it’s nearly the first year of production those would be more traceable to who did this, no?