Are People Rejecting the Foundation Series Cybertruck? Eye-Opening Numbers Revealed

TLDRMany people in the reservation list for the Foundation Series Cybertruck are turning it down, suggesting a possible rejection of the additional cost. The prices for the Cybertruck have significantly increased since the original reservation, making it an expensive choice. Delivery of the Cyberbeast version is expected in the second half of 2024, while the dual motor version is scheduled for January through March. We would like to hear from viewers who have received an offer for the Cybertruck and whether they accepted or declined it.

Key insights

🤔Many people who were in the reservation list for the Foundation Series Cybertruck are choosing not to buy it, possibly due to the additional cost.

💰The price of the Cybertruck has significantly increased since the initial reservation, now reaching up to $100,000 for the Foundation Series.

📅Delivery of the Cyberbeast version is expected in the second half of 2024, while the dual motor version is scheduled for January through March.

🚫There is a $50,000 penalty and a potential lifetime ban for reselling the Cybertruck within the first year of ownership.

📈Tesla's decision to offer the Cybertruck to employees for testing purposes before public release is a common practice in the industry.

Q&A

Why are many people turning down the Foundation Series Cybertruck?

—The additional cost of $20,000 for the Foundation Series makes it too expensive for some buyers.

What is the current price of the Cybertruck?

—The price of the Cybertruck varies depending on the version and additional features, with the Foundation Series reaching $100,000.

When will the Cyberbeast version be available for delivery?

—The Cyberbeast version is expected to be delivered in the second half of 2024.

What is the penalty for reselling the Cybertruck within the first year?

—There is a $50,000 penalty and a potential lifetime ban for reselling the Cybertruck within the first year of ownership.

Is it common for companies to offer vehicles to employees for testing purposes?

—Yes, it is a common practice for companies in the automotive industry to offer vehicles to employees for testing purposes before public release.

Timestamped Summary

00:00The video starts with the hosts discussing their experience with the Cybertruck reservation and receiving an email inviting them to order the Foundation Series.

02:00They talk about the cost of the Foundation Series, which includes a $20,000 addition to the base Cybertruck price.

04:00The hosts speculate on whether people are rejecting the Foundation Series due to the additional cost.

09:00They mention the possibility of employees receiving the Cybertruck first for testing purposes.

11:30The hosts ask viewers to share their experiences with the Cybertruck reservation and whether they accepted or declined the offer.

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