To be clear, that's how many they sold.
The Ford has sold around 25,000 F-150 Lightnings and Ford is considering that to be a failure.
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Not very surprising. I've built more visually appealing cars with Lego when I was 5.
That's not an indictment of their popularity because there are a shitload of preorders, but they've only delivered a few thousand because they don't have the production capacity.
- There's no charger network
- Its expensive
- It does almost none of the stuff Elon promised it would do.
My comment was directed at the F-150 but it crosses the same lines as the Cyberdump
Oh woah, something designed by the demands of a moron in a suit turned out to be a bad product!? Oh my god, oh my god, this changes everything!