Anonymous wrote:Not surprising. Cybertruck was a perfect example of a solution looking for a problem.

+1 It was essentially Tesla's "concept car," but the CEO loved the concept and thought it had broader appeal than it did, and unfortunately at Tesla no one is allowed to talk sense to the CEO.

Yeah it’s a failure. Why he doesn’t simply change the exterior shell to something more conventional appearing is beyond me.

I think it means he thinks EVs are dead because all of our energy grid is shifting to data centers.

Not surprising. Cybertruck was a perfect example of a solution looking for a problem.

19% of 2025 Q4 US Cybertruck sales were bought by Musk's SpaceX


https://eletric-vehicles.com/tesla/spacex-bought-18-of-tesla-cybertrucks-sold-in-us-during-q4-2025-data-shows/