Tesla Cybertruck: The Unstoppable Revolution

[@devonbikefilms]

It really is extraordinarily what Tesla are achieving now. Just wish the others would throw a six and start producing the EVs they build at some serious scale

[@nickmcconnell1291]

Hah! Good luck with that! They will only build enough EVs to meet emission standards for their fleets and to balance out the cost of buying ZEV credits from Tesla. It's just a maximization of profit per qtr. equation for the OEMs. They seem incapable of caring whether they survive longer than the CEO plans to stay.

[@Harrycowlton]

Thanks. And a special thanks for your referral code. Cheers

[@TeslaJigsaw]

Woo! Thanks a bunch 😁 Referral for a Tesla? Which one did you go for?

[@Harrycowlton]

@@TeslaJigsaw model 3 AWD red exterior and white interior. Pick it up next week. A real special thanks to you! Really appreciated!

[@ISuperTed]

I’m sure there will be lots of engineering and design elements of Cybertruck in future products. I would have thought a smaller version as an SUV would be an obvious car for UK and Europe, given our obsession with SUV’s.

[@roger_is_red]

Off topic, FSD 12.5 I can't read signs. With new road construction if the road path doesn't jive with goole maps FSD goes spastic. The semi drivers who like to play chicken on interstate 80 don't realize that you can't intimidate a robot. Jeannine

[@roger_is_red]

Plus I have the bully semi drivers on camera.

[@brianmc7292]

I’ve had 2 pull up to superchargers with ads for their business as theme of their wraps. That’s out of 5 pulling up at charger so far here in South Florida. Great rolling adverts

[@wolfgangpreier9160]

tt's a rolling "Litfasssäule". So many people here in Europe do not understand the pure ad value is more than the cost of the vehicle. Even the first 200K+ Cybertrucks privately imported into Czech Republic have seen more than 10 million potential advertising victims. Every single one of them remembers and will click on their page.

[@TeslaJigsaw]

I’m gong to keep my eye out for the cybertruck in Vegas with pole dancers on it 👯‍♀️ Genious advertising for both business and Tesla!

[@sspoonless]

Hilarious that n o b o d y talks about each F150L costing Ford $250k to build, & they only collect $100k back on the sale.

[@douglasolsson7768]

Exactly! How long do you build and support something that LOSES money. "Oh, yeah we don't have parts for that anymore"

[@paulc6766]

It's just Fords accounting.

[@Mixima101]

Hey, where can I find this info?

[@GWAForUTBE]

I don't believe those numbers. This is Ford using accounting to say ..We make more money selling Designed to Fail ICE age vehicles.

[@daPawlak]

The amount of cope in this video is simply astounding...

[@Petterikoste]

I want longer episodes! Thanks for the good work! Tesla is the irn bru of cars.

[@TeslaJigsaw]

Thanks 🙏 More content over on my Patreon channel 😉

[@FutureAzA]

Fantastic stuff!

[@stickleback73]

Oh man so excited for your 'first time' ! Good luck 👍

[@TeslaJigsaw]

You and me both! 🍻

[@sspoonless]

OMG they needed a pilot for 48v & Ether Loop & Steer by Wire & Brake by Wire & Bumper Cam & 4680 Pack & ??? And a n y pilot necessarily r e q u i r e s an e x p e n s i v e price tag that o n l y collectors can afford just to get the supply chain initiated.

[@johnhjic2]

Hello, I would love one, up in the North Yorkshire Moores. Do have fun when you hirer one...

[@wolfgangpreier9160]

And its cheaper than a Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter or VW Crafter. Who would have thought?

[@TeslaJigsaw]

I really can’t wait! No doubt Cybertrucks would suit a lot of folks in rural areas in the UK… especially up North/Scotland etc

[@mikadavies660]

Looking forward to your review of the Cybertruck. 👍

[@nickmcconnell1291]

I have not heard much at all about Tesla's Lithium refinery in Texas. What's up with that? Lithium sourced there for their increasing 4680 production would be crucial to ultimately keeping down costs.

[@GWAForUTBE]

I've been wondering upon Tesla Lithium Refinery aswell. I assumed it's hush hush technology not disclosed to the public.

[@nickmcconnell1291]

@@GWAForUTBE Actually Tesla said, at the ceremony to start construction, that it would be used as a model to show other companies and interested parties how to refine Lithium in a new way. So my understanding is that this should be open info? Seems to me it has just dropped off the news radar for some reason. I wonder if there is a problem or if they are planning to open soon or what.

[@alanlight7740]

Two more reasons for introducing the Cybertruck now: (1) Kind of hinted at but not stated explicitly, is that the CT drives home to a part of the population that has long believed that EVs are necessarily too weak for real work that an EV can be the toughest and strongest vehicle around (filed under Marketing); (2) In preparation for a robotaxi fleet it is necessary for widespread adoption to have some portion of available vehicles to be able to carry a substantial amount of cargo.

[@VishnuKamath]

Tesla needs a Cheaper Variant. Model 2/Roadster 2 should have be prioritized. Also Tesla should focus on Small Cargo like Ford Transit Connect.

[@DrTofutybeast]

Love the OCD... So maybe the shinie cyber trucks will reflect the Sun and save us from global warming. And I look cool wearing sunglasses 😎

[@cleanairpeople3229]

So, so much Hype on This Channel

[@TeslaJigsaw]

I'm excited for a better future for life on Earth. No apologies!

[@trainspottingtech23]

So, basically our worlds is full of weird techbro people.

[@bendungee1669]

2:51 Did James May have nostalgic memories when Top Gear sabotaged the Tesla Roadster? Nice for them to allow me to checkout the Cybertruck, and I am glad no ones remembers my past history with Tesla😅

[@jasonberger3227]

I bet Clarkson gets all the blame for that, and May and Hammond get a pass.

[@bendungee1669]

@@jasonberger3227 That’s probably because he was the leader of the show, but who knows really except the people working the show.

[@GWAForUTBE]

Thier bankers know of the massive deposit form big corporations

[@crm114.]

Thankfully , the UK doesn’t share the US’s obsession with pickup trucks.

[@wolfgangpreier9160]

No the Brits have a obsession with imported fish and chips. I think EV trucks are healthier. Does the UK not have VW Crafter? Ford Transit? Mercedes Sprinter? They are all larger than a CT.

[@bobbybishop5662]

​@@wolfgangpreier9160And ten times more useful.

[@wolfgangpreier9160]

@@bobbybishop5662 I think Kürbiskernöl - you would say pumpkin seed oil is much more useful than fish&chips but then i am Austrian and not Brit.

[@PJWey]

Rural dwellers would appreciate one to follow the Tractors

[@danharold3087]

@@PJWey I expect few of the urban born will understand this.

[@fredhearty1762]

That awful parking job indicates a certain failure of the steer-by-wire!!! UNSAFE!!! No confirmed fatalities to date... Recall all of them.

[@PJWey]

😂

[@TeslaJigsaw]

😂

[@paulc6766]

I don't think fossil fuel enthusiasts have a sense of humour.

[@GWAForUTBE]

Fossil fuel huffer luddite.

[@roger_is_red]

Off topic, I have FSD 12.5 it seems to handle serious hard traffic problems incredibly, but it still stops a block away from my home. Go figure. Jeannine the wife's test.

[@chrisheath2637]

Next up - the "Origami" Cybertruck model...

[@vaulttechunter8368]

CT preorders had a backout rate of 97%. Bro, thats not good. This thing is a meme. It shouldnt have been built and should be permanently banned from public roads cause its a safety violation on wheels. Its only good thing is that it will probably be the reason safety standards finally get pushed on large trucks and SUVs.

[@meizterbuilderzservices5314]

✋🏾OCD😅😅😂

[@TeslaToybox]

Monsters LOL great work as always

[@Jaw0lf]

Great stuff Will, I am sure a lot of the Cybertruck R & D will provide cost cutting for future EV’s production.

[@petersimms4982]

😊😊😊

[@siriosstar4789]

💤💤💤

[@Nuschel]

well a short cybertruck would just be a chunky suv wouldnt it

[@TeslaJigsaw]

Yes, a totally unique high tech SUV

[@danharold3087]

As would every other 4 door pickup on the market. These trucks a filling a need.

[@jasonberger3227]

Bring back small pickup trucks like the Chevy S10 or Nissan Hardbody, especially as EVs.

[@danharold3087]

​@@jasonberger3227 I have a 79 Toyota Hilux. It would take a lot of work to achieve modern safety levels with these min trucks. They were said to be the most dangerous on the road in their day. ​

[@elfuturomio]

😂

[@244col]

10 micron tolerance demanded from suppliers. Not tesla however. James showed that in his video.

[@wolfgangpreier9160]

No. Its not Königsegg or Bugatti.

[@nguyep4]

Not all components are required that tolerance

[@wolfgangpreier9160]

@@nguyep4 True My panel gaps must be even tighter. Not more than one Iota is allowed. I am a German. And i like to troll...

[@TobyandWaltersPlayground]

Hahahahhahahaha what a shill

[@craig3916]

delusional. failure

[@TeslaJigsaw]

Thank you for the enlightenment

[@ronaldgarrison8478]

The "future scalability" claim is just specious. You could just as well argue that developing the economy model lays groundwork for the Cybertruck. Either claim might be true, or not. We simply don't know enough to decide.

[@TeslaJigsaw]

I'd suggest that the cost of including brand new tech in the Cybertruck that is produced in relatively low volumes makes far more sense than 'testing it' in a mass market vehicle such as a $25,000 Tesla?

[@ronaldgarrison8478]

@@TeslaJigsaw Perhaps so. I'm just saying it's still in the realm of speculation, and could work either way, and requires more actual data to support a solid opinion.

[@janhansen554]

LOL and more LOL. In europe, u cant get a Cybertruck because of safety issues.... First car ever which is delivered with rust... Worse car in history when u thinking about other cars.... A Toyota Yaris handle off road driving better than Cybertruck... says it all

[@GWAForUTBE]

This is not rust from corrosion of this gorgeous Stainless steel but from other sources. Road debris etc. These S3XY TRUCKs will be around far longer than ANY vehicle you buy ,EVER.

[@janhansen554]

@@GWAForUTBE Why dont dealers want them as trade with other cars then... or many choose to try to sell them after 1,5 months.... Cybertruck is poor junk car.

[@GWAForUTBE]

@janhansen554 Cybertrucks are amazing vehicles selling like hotcakes... 200 per day are delivered. All Teslas are engineered, superior, million mile vehicles. Tesla does not have a stealership in every town like big legacy ready to take your money fixing a part " Designed to Fail " Awarded for reliability. Why are you such a hater?

[@ourv9603]

It wont be a revolution until the contractors who use trucks in their work flock to the cybertruck and abandon all the other brands of HD pickups there are in America and so far, NO ONE contractor has posted ANYTHING about using a cybertruck on the job. Why do you suppose that is? If the cybertruck was an AMAZING jobsite workhorse would not the army of contractors in the US be wanting to brag about it to the online world? Deep down, I think we all know why the contractor community has been absolutely silent about the cybertruck. Incidently, since the intro of the cybertruck diesel HD pickup sales have been and still is a strong as ever. !

[@douglasolsson7768]

Wrong. There are contractors posting about using the Cybertruck. What can't it do? Does an F-150 Rust, dent and scratch? Yep! Does an f-150 have air compressor in the bed, 110 and 220? Can it lower the rear of the truck for easier loading, greater towing, higher ground clearance, rear wheel steering? Both can haul sheet goods too.

[@jroy1818]

Short on research and lots of chatter

[@colincampbell3679]

Well, the Cyber Truck is a Ugly thing as trucks go! It may get a couple of percent of the world pick up truck market even if they do the slightly lass expensive version! But the thing is 96% of people say it is too damn ugly, even most Tesla Fan Boys said on seeing it rolled out by Elon for the 1st time, " Come on Elon where is the real Truck? " put away this made up joke of a truck? They were not happy when he said no really this is it. The thing is, most truck buyers like normal looking pick up trucks not a ugly silver cheese wedge on wheels design! Buyers for many decades got used to and expected to see the same basic shape and style of pick up trucks they all grew up loving? Sure over the many years of pick up's the designs slowly were a bit more rounded off here and there and had the newest tech upgrades etc. consistent So it is out now and selling, But remember buyers in this market are very old school when it comes down to design styling of trucks and love the classic looks! Lightning

[@TeslaJigsaw]

I always enjoy reading comments, so thank you! But... is it time for something new & unique in the truck World, that looks like the future, with high tech gadgetry and the performance of a Porsche? Does the Cybertruck threaten to take the crown away from incumbent legacy auto who have barely evolved Trucks in 100 years? 🤷‍♂️

[@The_Mosaic]

Delusional

[@bobbybishop5662]

These CT are not selling well . They are piling up at the Austin plant , The 2 million reservations were complete BS.

[@PJWey]

😂 clearly 😅

[@danharold3087]

Proof? Today I heard they were shipping 200 a day out of gigaTexas. Sales figures show they will soon sell as many as all other electric pickups combined.

[@douglasolsson7768]

That is a lie. Nice try though. They are selling like crazy. Do you work for Ford?

[@thefish5861]

Bobby could not be more wrong.

[@PJWey]

@@douglasolsson7768 demand problem, yes too much demand 😉