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Still, Musk is soldiering on with the Cybertruck despite its unprecedented design, which remains unprecedented for good reason: it makes production difficult and repairs nearly impossible.

Musk promised this pickup in 2021 and didn’t deliver. Then he said production was coming in 2022,but that year came, and it got delayed again to early 2023. Now it’s been delayed again till “late 2023.”

Tesla blamed the supply chain, but Clarke and others in the industry are skeptical it will ever happen—at least, not without a serious redesign. “As soon as we saw [the Cybertruck], everyone I know in the industry started laughing.

We just thought there is no way they’re gonna be able to get that into production.” There’s no way, he assures me, because it’s not going to pass crash regulations, it’s not going pass pedestrian impact regulations, and, more importantly, it’s going to be extremely hard to make those “those dead straight panels.”

Designer Says The Only Way To Fix The Cybertruck Is To Scrap It And Start Over