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We will start with more questions being asked, this time by the website Electric about the demand for the cyber truck.

Now, they've added the cyber truck to inventory, which is the same as having

it on a dealer a lot, except you haven't sold a discount to a dealer, but it's Tesla's equivalent.

So if you go to the inventory page, and you can go pick one up right now. Of course, there were

two million reservations, so they said, for the Tesla cyber truck. So what's going to happen

next? I still believe price cuts

have got to be coming with maybe a $60,000 model. Also, strangely missing is the federal

tax credit, but with the incoming administration set to pull any leave as possible to kill off

the consumer funding for the lease loophole or the $7,500.

I don't know whether that's ever going to arrive for the cyber truck before it is too

late.

They surely have to make a cheaper version of that truck, which is good for the people that

still want one, but can't afford $100,000 for a truck.

Last month in October, EV incentives reached new heights as automakers

like Honda and Chevrolet, increased discounts to attract buyers in a competitive market, things like

the Honda Prolog and Chevrolet Equinox selling exceptionally well. And those $2 billion have now been

handed out in clean vehicle purchase savings, according to the US Treasury.

A string of articles in the last few days have all echoed a common theme.

I've seen from the US EV websites, which say, basically, if you're going to buy an EV

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