Tesla Analyst Estimates 'Staggering' 650K Cybertruck Preorders

[mrbulk]

I need mine sooner, the Model S lease expires in March 2021 . . . otherwise I may be forced into being tempted by a Model Y during the interim . . . which the wifey would get when the CT does comes out . . . but financially better to just go from Model S to CT although it doesn't look that possible right now.

Hurry up, Giga-Austin!

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[TyPope]

I need mine sooner, the Model S lease expires in March 2021 . . . otherwise I may be forced into being tempted by a Model Y during the interim . . . which the wifey would get when the CT does comes out . . . but financially better to just go from Model S to CT although it doesn't look that possible right now.

Hurry up, Giga-Austin!

Um... that would look a little like this:

Except, she's driving it now and I'M driving the Prius... It's going to be a long year or two!

 

[mrbulk]

Um... that would look a little like this:

Except, she's driving it now and I'M driving the Prius... It's going to be a long year or two!

...yikes thanks for predicting my future...

 

[Andres.FS7]

Elon musk said,”demand for cybertruck is above what Tesla can do in 3-4 years. “ That was January 31, 2020
https://www.google.com/amp/s/insideevs.com/news/396082/demand-tesla-cybertruck-high/amp/

 

[Cyberman]

822k

Amazing

 

[Mini2nut]

That’s when reservations were at 250,000 units. The 3 or 4 year backlog scenario breaks down like this;

-83,333 units if 3 years (1,602 per week)
-62,500 units if 4 years (1,201 per week)

The demand will increase even more once the general public sees Cybertruck‘s cruising on public roads.

With billions of dollars in sales revenue just from the Cybertruck alone the above production numbers are simply too low. Tesla will need to plan for at least 125,000 units per year. That’s 2,403 units per week which is roughly 10,000 units per month.

 

[Andres.FS7]

That’s when reservations were at 250,000 units. The 3 or 4 year backlog scenario breaks down like this;

-83,333 units if 3 years (1,602 per week)
-62,500 units if 4 years (1,201 per week)

The demand will increase even more once the general public sees Cybertruck‘s cruising on public roads.

With billions of dollars in sales revenue just from the Cybertruck alone the above production numbers are simply too low. Tesla will need to plan for at least 125,000 units per year. That’s 2,403 units per week which is roughly 10,000 units per month.

It has to be above 450k- 500k since I pre ordered December 12th and I’m about reservation number 422k

 

[Andres.FS7]

Buddy of mine just pre ordered and based on calculations he’s number 834,000

 

[TyPope]

Buddy of mine just pre ordered and based on calculations he’s number 834,000

Yeah, don't forget those reservation numbers include ALL models Tesla makes. while there aren't as many X and S orders as there once were, the MY is quite popular right now.

 

[Cybr on]

Buddy of mine just pre ordered and based on calculations he’s number 834,000

Funny how those calculations look? after plugging in RN I’m still scratching my head.

 

[Crettenand]

For my part I am in Switzerland but the rumor runs that% u2019il will need the truck license to drive the vehicle

 

[Rockvillerich]

Impressive numbers but remember that reserving one simply takes a C-note. If the deposits were $2500 it would reflect serious buyers waiting in the wings. I predict around 50% of reservation holders will go their Tesla account and click on the refund button instead of following through with a purchase.

Totally agree, but you're still talking somewhere around 400,000 sales.

 

[Riptide]

What is our tracker up to?

I put in a new reservation for another Cybertruck on 6/21/20 and according to the tracker I’m at number 817,127.

 

[stangfish]

What is our tracker up to?

My nephew ordered one two weeks ago and at that time he would have been number 813,355 in line.

 

[madquadbiker]

Never would have thought a Londoner would be interested in the CT, that's interesting. Goes to show the broad appeal of the CT. The "funky(&completely guilt-free)", got chuckle from that

I should have mentioned that Germany, Switzerland, Austria will be interested in the utility of CT. I can see municipalities, police and Ski resorts in the Alps using CT. My thinking at first was just retail customers and not government agencies. The move to electric vehicles for environmental purposes is big in Europe.

Switzerland has a lot of Superchargers and is big on moving to electric vehicles.

With the way the London Mayor is extorting £20 for petrol and diesel vehicles each day for simply entering the city and electric vehicles being free it’s a no brainer, plus there are a lot of pickups on British roads as the yearly road tax Is cheaper than the equivalent engine sized ICE vehicles.