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Tesla (TSLA) shares dip in Friday’s early trading hours, a day after its launch event for the long-awaited Cybertruck which has garnered mixed reactions from analysts and potential buyers.
The lower-end model will be on sale for $61,000 while the higher-end “Cyberbeast” vehicle will go for nearly $100,000, before taking into account EV tax rebates and savings on fuel costs for American car buyers.
Yahoo Finance’s Brad Smith and Seana Smith discuss Cybertruck pricing and its accessibility to consumers as a luxury electric truck.
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The specs and pricing are underwhelming. The sub 30K model needs to be the focus for growth.
You guys understand all work trucks start over 100K???
An Raptor is 108K….
Do cheaper than model x suv
Anyone who thought that they could get an electric truck at that low a price is dreaming
I don't think these guys have a clue as to what dealers are selling F150s for.
Cyberjunk.
Cancelled order!!! Garbage
not an issue, attention is more important
The waiting list is so long for the Cybertruck that cross shopping with other trucks won't even be possible for years to come. If you don't have a very low reservation number you can't get one so you HAVE to buy something else.
The price of the Cybertruck would seem high if normal trucks were cheap but they are so expensive it makes even the inflated price of the Cybertruck seem "normal".