JEMC said:
I hadn't thought about the business market that how a durable vehicle could be a good investment. Then again, the load capacity would probably be as important if not more than that. |
The Cybertruck will have 3,500 pounds of payload capacity and 100 square feet of exterior storage (subject to change at this point, as it's only slightly better than a concept vehicle at this point...) For comparison the F150 is 1,125 to 2,309 depending on model.
I wonder what it does to range if it's loaded with at least 1000 pounds and going slightly uphill.
Here’s the breakdown of paid reservations after the first day:
- Tesla Cybertruck RWD: 24,820 reservations (worth ~$1 billion before options)
- Tesla Cybertruck Dual Motor AWD: 61,320 reservations (worth ~$3 billion before options)
- Tesla Cybertruck Tri Motor AWD: 59,860 reservations (worth ~$4.2 billion before options)
(Which is similar in total to model 3 day one reservations (which had a $1,000 reserve fee instead of $100).