I feel personally attacked right nowdouble parked in shopping centers by people that have never driven anything larger than a Model Y.
4 wheel steering is in production. Apparently, like the Hummer and Silverado EV's the turning radius is unmanageable without it. Franz was telling people when he brought the CT to the Petersen museum event that the range is 500 miles. It's a pretty vague statement, that echos what Elon has said a few times over the past couple months. We don't know if that's real-world, hopeful under ideal conditions, what the EPA rating will be, etc..This has been so overhyped that I stopped even going to the CT website. Hope we’ll finally get to see actual specs/features soon. I have a reservation but just got tired of waiting. At this point we still don’t know much e.g. price, range, drive train, basic features. Rivian and Ford have set the bar and the CT better have vehicle to home capabilities, decent range towing etc. We‘ve seen pics of 4wheel steering but no guarantee it will make it into production. That tank turn stuff came off the table when Rivian real world tested it. I am a long term Tesla investor and fan and want it to succeed.
They're line testers. Seems they've spit out a few of them this week, about 1 a day. The Model Y production in Austin started with the line testers and then actual production began about 3 weeks later. As with previous vehicles, Tesla likes to wait until they're ready to start converting reservations to orders before finalizing pricing and specs. I think this time around it's worse because a lot has changed that we don't know about. We know that it's about 3% smaller overall than the original prototype when revealed and that they're saying it has 500 miles of range. The bed design is different and looks improved internally. I don't get the big wiper, seems like a solution in search of a problem.If they are rolling off the assembly line they should be able to provide more details about the truck. If no details are available, then these are still prototypes subject to change.