If Tesla is serious about conquering the electric pickup market then a smaller Cybertruck is the next logical step. If they don't do it first someone else is going to do it.
Ford and Toyota, the former a segment leader here, are launching next-gen models soon.If Tesla is serious about conquering the electric pickup market then a smaller Cybertruck is the next logical step. If they don't do it first someone else is going to do it.
Since that's the case it's all the reason Tesla needs to start looking into a smaller Cybertruck (if they haven't started already).Ford and Toyota, the former a segment leader here, are launching next-gen models soon.
I'm 100% sure they either planning to launch hybrid and/or all-electric versions.
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In Ford's case its all but confirmed by Ford Motor Co.
Musk's vehicle launch plan puts him at launching a Tesla Minivan next. So we might have to wait.Since that's the case it's all the reason Tesla needs to start looking into a smaller Cybertruck (if they haven't started already).
I remember seeing designs like this before the Cybertruck debut. Tesla should really make something like this to better convince traditional truck buyers to switch to electric.I won't mind a Tacoma-sized version of this Tesla pickup truck someone rendered:
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It was what we all wanted but I think Elon Musk made the right choice. The Cybertruck took over the net. A true lesson in marketing that I bet everyone is trying to learn from.I remember seeing designs like this before the Cybertruck debut. Tesla should really make something like this to better convince traditional truck buyers to switch to electric.