Five Big Unknowns Heading Into The Tesla Cybertruck 30 November Delivery Event
$Tesla(TSLA.US$ The article reported that a day before the Tesla Cybertruck delivery event, scheduled to take place at 2 p.m. Central Standard Time on Nov. 30, and Tesla still hasn't released key details including pricing and vehicle specs that could affect Cybertruck demand and profitability. Major questions remain unanswered: the price, the vehicle driving range, what general specs of the pickup truck are, what delivery ramp up with look like and who will receive the Cybertruck on Nov. 30.
The article also revealed that according to MarketSmith analysis Tesla share is building the right side of a double-bottom base giving it a 278.98 buy point.
1) Cybertruck Pricing
Kelley Blue Book "expects" Cybertruck pricing to be around $50,000. For comparison, the Rivian EV pickup starts at around $73,000 with the base Ford F-150 Lightning coming in just below $50,000.
Musk has teased different Cybertruck trims, leading to speculation there could be a base single motor Cybertruck around $50,000 while dual motor and trimotor variants could be priced between $60,000-$80,000 or more. However, other observers predict the single motor variant has been scrapped and there will only be the dual and trimotor options.
Kelley Blue Book "expects" Cybertruck pricing to be around $50,000. For comparison, the Rivian EV pickup starts at around $73,000 with the base Ford F-150 Lightning coming in just below $50,000.
Musk has teased different Cybertruck trims, leading to speculation there could be a base single motor Cybertruck around $50,000 while dual motor and trimotor variants could be priced between $60,000-$80,000 or more. However, other observers predict the single motor variant has been scrapped and there will only be the dual and trimotor options.
2) Cybertruck Driving Range
Originally, Tesla and Musk stated the trimotor Cybertruck would have 500 miles of range with the dual-motor model managing 300 miles and the base rear-wheel version getting 250 miles per charge.
3) Cybertruck Specs
Images of Cybertruck displays have surfaced on X which claim the vehicle has a max payload of 2,500 pounds and 11,000 pounds of "towing power." Other unconfirmed spec leaks have the dual-motor Cybertruck weighing 6,670 pounds with the trimotor variant coming in at 6,890 pounds.
Images of Cybertruck displays have surfaced on X which claim the vehicle has a max payload of 2,500 pounds and 11,000 pounds of "towing power." Other unconfirmed spec leaks have the dual-motor Cybertruck weighing 6,670 pounds with the trimotor variant coming in at 6,890 pounds.
4) Who's Getting The Cybertruck On Thursday
It remains unclear how many Tesla Cybertrucks will be delivered on Thursday and to whom they will be going. In 2017, Tesla held a delivery event for its Model 3 vehicle, delivering the first 30 to Tesla employees. This has led some to speculate Elon Musk and Tesla could use the same strategy for the Cybertruck.
It remains unclear how many Tesla Cybertrucks will be delivered on Thursday and to whom they will be going. In 2017, Tesla held a delivery event for its Model 3 vehicle, delivering the first 30 to Tesla employees. This has led some to speculate Elon Musk and Tesla could use the same strategy for the Cybertruck.
5) Cybertruck Delivery Target
Last week, Tesla's global product design director Javier Verdura said at an event in Mexico that 10 Cybertrucks will be delivered on Thursday, according to the Mexican newspaper Milenio. There are currently around 2 million Cybertruck reservations, according to industry estimates. However, it remains unclear how many delivery-ready Cybertrucks have been produced at the Texas plant.
Last week, Tesla's global product design director Javier Verdura said at an event in Mexico that 10 Cybertrucks will be delivered on Thursday, according to the Mexican newspaper Milenio. There are currently around 2 million Cybertruck reservations, according to industry estimates. However, it remains unclear how many delivery-ready Cybertrucks have been produced at the Texas plant.
Stock Performance
Tesla stock has gained around 22% in November, with preliminary Tesla Cybertruck deliveries beginning Nov. 30. The stock is building the right side of a double-bottom base giving it a 278.98 buy point, according to MarketSmith analysis. Tesla stock is around 15% below its official buy point. However, there is a trendline running from the July 19 high that could offer an early entry, currently around 252.
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