As far as deliveries go, it’s a top priority for the company’s workforce if Tesla’s track record with the Model 3 shows. The company has not officially revealed the number of locations it has received, but the wait is expected to be long due to the long queue and production issues. As part of its third financial report, Tesla revealed that it hopes to hit 125,000 units of the Cybertruck at the Giga Texas site, but it may not happen next year – the company warns that the capacity for mass production will be reached. in 2025.
“I want to emphasize that there will be significant challenges in achieving the Cybertruck’s high volume,” Musk said during the earnings call, adding that the company is pouring billions of dollars into its push to bring it to an eager market. But for potential customers, there’s another problem: Tesla’s website has analyzed both pricing and layout.
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The company originally announced a $39,900 sticker price for the single-engine RWD model, rising to about $60,000 for the dual-engine model and touching $70,000 for the three-engine model. Exact prices have not yet been confirmed and may vary wildly. Kelley Blue Book estimates that the base variant will cost around $50,000, for example. That figure would put the Cybertruck in the same spot as the Ford F-150 Lightning and the Chevy Silverado, while popular models target the GMC and Rivian hunting grounds.
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