Tesla to wind down Cybertruck production at Texas Gigafactory
Tesla abandoning its worst ever decision for its second-worst is just too perfect. Elon Musk is a dumb person with bad ideas. insideevs.com/news/814618/...
accidentalflyer 🇨🇦🇹🇼🇺🇸🇺🇦4Because of eventual product liability lawsuits there is a good chance Cybertruck ended up as 2nd worst ever decision, with Cybercab being worst by order of magnitude.
Foxy2And what about the subscriptions that are needed to even use the cars? I can't see Tesla wanting (or bothering) to keep those going if they're no longer going to make money selling the cars as I doubt the money is pouring in from that side hustle.
Duder McGuy1Well, I'm sure glad there's not a growing backlash against Big Tech and a legislative body whose patience with Musk and his ilk have worn so thin as to be nonexistent!
quiquaequod1Let him cook - self driving cabs will prove to be even worse and in deadlier and more destructive ways
Tesla’s first pickup truck has struggled to live up to Musk’s ambitious sales expectations and has faced multiple recalls and quality issues
avvinator.bsky.social1If they quit Cybertruck production two months ago they'd still have entirely too many to be able to sell
RadAr1The ugliest car in the world!
mastery0d4.bsky.social1World’s greatest charlatan in history. He is constantly playing a shell game to sell him companies’ stocks.
smckell.bsky.social1pickup truck? where's the cargo bed?
Is Tesla ending Cybertruck production because of poor sales, stupid design, shoddy production,safety concerns or because the owner is an insufferable douche lord?
The Baroque Queen1This is a hard one. How about all of the above?
Sparkling Ice (I grew that sunflower)1The cybertruck is something that 8th grade me probably doodled a few decades ago. “Hmm 🤔…I wonder what it would look like if you could drive a stealth fighter on the highway?”
Dwayne Fatherree1Two things can be true at once, you know.
