Elon Musk bet big on the Cybertruck.
It didn’t emerge from focus groups, mimic successful truck models, or even resemble Tesla’s own—at the time—successful S, X, 3, and Y lines. It was an ...
So damn wish for that company to collapse if it even brings us 1% closer to the US allowing God damned Chinese EVs.
And it’s an interesting article but I wish they would’ve compared Cybertruck to other past, historic car flops to put it into perspective. I have no idea if it’s “historic” in the sense that it surpasses other failures or if it’s just something that happened in history.
i think its more likely for them to just abandon EVs. didn’t they just enact some taxes on them recently? not to mention how they keep an iron grip over oil production.
So damn wish for that company to collapse if it even brings us 1% closer to the US allowing God damned Chinese EVs.
And it’s an interesting article but I wish they would’ve compared Cybertruck to other past, historic car flops to put it into perspective. I have no idea if it’s “historic” in the sense that it surpasses other failures or if it’s just something that happened in history.
i think its more likely for them to just abandon EVs. didn’t they just enact some taxes on them recently? not to mention how they keep an iron grip over oil production.
True, I could see that. I think they cut the tax credits for EVs, right? I wonder if that includes hybrids.
I could see them using hybrids as the rationale for cutting down on EVs, saying pure EVs aren’t as efficient or something.
i think it does.
Damn.