Tesla CyberTruck
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Anonymous
rivian will be bankrupt and out of business in the next year and you'll have a useless broken pile of metal |
Anonymous
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I'm trying to think about when I've seen an uglier design but I really can't.
I also think the only people who will buy these are Elon stans. There's nothing about this, uh, truck that would appeal to the pick-up crowd. |
Anonymous
https://apnews.com/article/tesla-autopilot-recall-driver-monitoring-system-8060508627a34e6af889feca46eb3002 |
Anonymous
We have owned two. There are better EVs out there. Once Tesla opens their charging network there is zero reason to own one. |
Anonymous
+1. The best thing about Tesla is how they introduced electric cars, and easily available fast charging, to the masses. But the cars are like tin cans - many traditional manufacturers (and some startups - Rivian!) make vastly superior electric vehicles. |
Anonymous
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Goes directly into the "What was he thinking?!?" pile, along with the X symbol, some of his kids' names, and very dubious embrace of extreme right or conspiracy theories. I agree that Rivian is so much nicer! |
Anonymous
| I don’t see how Rivian continues to exist in the market after initial start up demand was met. Everyone who wanted one, has gotten one now. Now what? |
Anonymous
I saw it in person at Montgomery mall and it’s so ugly I couldn’t stop staring. Would hate seeing this on the road. |
Anonymous
| This is quite simply a cuck truck - a truck for the cucks. |
Anonymous
| I've seen a couple and was put off at first but I like that they pushed design limits. Cars are boring and this kind of shake up is helpful, embrace it! I hope Elon takes a long walk on a short pier but I won't hold him against this vehicle. |
Anonymous
What’s your evidence that everyone that wanted one has one? They still have a huge wait list on the R1S. I want one, but I’ve already got an SUB that’s fine. But when I’m in the market in a couple years I’ll be looking at one. |
Anonymous
Subaru just inked an agreement to use Tesla's charging network. This likely portends Toyota using Tesla's network too, since Toyota owns 20% of Subaru and the two brands are sharing battery and hybrid technology. https://media.subaru.com/pressrelease/2115/1/subaru-adopt-tesla-north-american-charging-standard-north#:~:text=Subaru%20of%20America%2C%20Inc.,North%20America%20beginning%20in%202025. |
Anonymous
| Rivian also has an agreement for the charging network. I believe Volvo may as well. Seems like they’re opening it up to everyone. |
Anonymous
https://www.consumerreports.org/cars/hybrids-evs/tesla-superchargers-open-to-other-evs-what-to-know-a9262067544/#:~:text=But%20BMW%2C%20Ford%2C%20Genesis%2C,more%20automakers%20to%20follow%20suit. |