There's a reason most concept cars don't make it to production.
It’s selling like shit. And this was before the whole Tesla vibe shift. Instead of a leading-edge $25k EV we got a truck that can’t truck and robotaxi vapourware. Meanwhile, BYD is on its game.
The car not selling isn’t relevant to why it “shouldn't have entered production?”
To recap:
>>> Tesla didn't innovate, they just made a triangle.
>> The triangle actually has several innovations, it's basically a concept car
> Concept cars usually don't enter production for a reason
Those reasons, in this case, being unrelated to the technological innovations, as far as I can tell. Correct me if I'm wrong. Tesla's problem isn't a failure to innovate, it's their leadership deciding to make stupid and impractical cars.
Don't recap with fake quotes.
Cybertruck flopped as a product before Tesla flopped as a brand. It’s why Tesla is throttling down their production [4].
[1] https://insideevs.com/news/667723/musk-estimates-tesla-could...
[2] https://insideevs.com/news/747195/tesla-cybertruck-sales-dem...
[3] https://www.cargurus.com/research/price-trends/Tesla-m112?en...
[4] https://electrek.co/2025/01/16/tesla-throttles-down-cybertru...