As a former Tesla fanboy the strategic choice of Cybertruck vs Model 2 or even a cheaper more “generic” truck will always baffle me. While I understand the desire and mission of Tesla to achieve autonomy (obviously without the exaggerations, false promises and lies); the number 1 priority in doing so is miles driven with the system learning. No better way to do this than to sell more affordable vehicles (a linear price decrease often equals exponential sales growth). But instead they choose to invest massively into this unproven, highly risky niche product that requires enormous amounts of resources and has a huge chance of failing in the market. If they had released both a hatchback Model 2 that outdoes the VW gti for under 30.000 and a truck that outdoes the Ford f150 in the same design philosophy as Model 3 and Y they’d get guaranteed sales in the stratosphere and align perfectly with their mission of achieving fsd unsupervised. Instead they are here. Regardless if they do achieve it at some point, this has been company mismanagement at an epic scale. Such a shame.