Thread: Tesla Cybertruck reveal

On order...
Tesla Cybertruck Tri-Motor AWD due 2021

Production now starts only late 2021.

ADR certification?

single motor not now due until late 2022.

Normal Musk bs on production dates as per model 3.

Regards PhilipA

Originally Posted by PhilipA

Production now starts only late 2021.

ADR certification?

single motor not now due until late 2022.

Normal Musk bs on production dates as per model 3.

Regards PhilipA

Old comments nothing new there...

Will easily meet ADRs for its class.
Single motor was always last model to be released.

Production in 2021 was already known at show.

Usual PhilipA negative post [emoji6]

Usual PhilipA negative post

Er shouldn't that read accurate or realistic .
My posts are always backed by facts.

Musk recently tweeted that production was not to start until LATE 2021 .How late one wonders.

Regards PhilipA

Limited

production

of the Model

3

began in mid-2017, with the

first production

vehicle rolling off the assembly line on July 7, 2017, with the official launch and delivery of the

first

30 cars on July 28.

The first delivery to Australia was August 2019 according to media reports with customer deliveries in September.

So 2 years after first production was the first deliver y in Australia.

Originally Posted by PhilipA

Er shouldn't that read accurate or realistic .
My posts are always backed by facts.

Musk recently tweeted that production was not to start until LATE 2021 .How late one wonders.

Regards PhilipA


The first delivery to Australia was August 2019 according to media reports with customer deliveries in September.

So 2 years after first production was the first deliver y in Australia.

Thats where you got it wrong!

Delivery was always quoted as 2021 at the earliest. I have it on my Order form

Elon Musk set to cash in at Tesla as deliveries and shares soar

Elon Musk set to cash in at Tesla as deliveries and shares soar | Technology | The Guardian

Pointed out in an aticle on Ars Technica last week that Tesla is now valued by the stock market at more than Ford and GM - combined.

This could be seen as an indicator of either the future of the car industry - or what is wrong with the financial system!

This is what you get when you have two drunken Russian roof plumbers with guillotine and a folder and tell them to build you a car. Then don’t pay them.

Originally Posted by JDNSW

Pointed out in an aticle on Ars Technica last week that Tesla is now valued by the stock market at more than Ford and GM - combined.

This could be seen as an indicator of either the future of the car industry - or what is wrong with the financial system!

when there a tesla in my street, i'll you know.
when they are no GM or fords, i'll let you know