SteelMyHeart
Well-known member
I see two trucks in that photo ready for delivery. Ill take one and they new 4680s can go in someone else's truck.
Yep, that was me. I'm pretty confident in that number. There's no way it's 5:1, and even 8:1 seems less likely as we learn more. But safe range of 8:1-12:1 can be assumed. I could put together a guess of how many they've actually produced but it's hard to know. If we count deliveries I expect the number will be 2500-3500. If we count production I would expect 4000-5000.Someone here used the VIN assignment to get the rough estimate of 8:1 to 10:1
They never made any sense because even back then (Oct 2023) they were already at a ~3GWh run rate from a single line. Considering there are going to be four of them up and running by the end of Q3 2024 that means a ~12GWh run rate (~90k CTs) without factoring any improvement in output from each line in the intervening time.I’m remembrance of all the cell scarcity threads, rip
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That's a nice milestone!CyberTruck x page is giving us some positive info. All I can look forward to until I get a VIN.
I must be driving in the wrong areas of town, but since I picked up my truck about a week and a half ago, I had never seen another cybertruck besides my own--until this afternoon!Great progress. I've been now seeing a Cybertruck every day living here in Los Angeles.