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Showing Original Post only (View all)The beginning of the end for tesla? [View all]
Looks like Musk's 'CyberTruck' is going the way of the Edsel....
Tesla is Buffing Foundation Series Badges Off Cybertrucks to Sell Them as Regular Trucks
Fred Lambert Dec 14 2024 - 10:18 am PT
Source: https://electrek.co/2024/12/14/tesla-buffing-foundation-series-badges-off-cybertrucks-sell-them-as-regular/
Tesla is turning some of its Foundation Series Cybertrucks into regular Cybertrucks to sell them and sending hundreds of US Cybertrucks to be homologated in Canada as it is having issues selling them in the US.
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On top of the $20,000 bundle of features and accessories that Tesla is adding to the Foundation Series Cybertruck, the vehicles also have special laser etched badging outside of the vehicle and Foundation badging inside on the dash.
Tesla is sending the Cybertrucks to service and collision centers around the US to have those removed in order to sell them as regular Cybertruck for $20,000 less.
Sources familiar with the matter also confirmed that Tesla plans to modify over 800 Cybertrucks to homologate them for the Canadian market and ship them to Canada, where Tesla believes they have a better chance to sell them.
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On top of the $20,000 bundle of features and accessories that Tesla is adding to the Foundation Series Cybertruck, the vehicles also have special laser etched badging outside of the vehicle and Foundation badging inside on the dash.
Tesla is sending the Cybertrucks to service and collision centers around the US to have those removed in order to sell them as regular Cybertruck for $20,000 less.
Sources familiar with the matter also confirmed that Tesla plans to modify over 800 Cybertrucks to homologate them for the Canadian market and ship them to Canada, where Tesla believes they have a better chance to sell them.
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Apparently 97% of reservation holders for these "Foundation Series" first-orders never committed to a purchase.
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