Welcome back to EV News Daily. Coming up today, EV discounts hit record levels, free overnight charging, and more cybertruck demand questions being asked. Plus, stay tuned because later in the show, I'll tell you why one EV truck charging project is not being put off by the forthcoming anti-EV administration in the US. Well, good morning, good afternoon or good evening, wherever you are in the world.

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We'll start with news and a report coming in via Electricrek showing that Tesla is now offering cyber trucks for immediate delivery from inventory.

Now, the inventory, Tesla stock is one of the best little hidden secrets out there.

They are effectively new vehicles, but just the same as every other car company.

Tesla fans hate me saying that, that have cars

sitting on dealer lots. Of course, Tesla haven't had to sell it to a dealer for a discount.

It just sits in Tesla's inventory. It's made. It's in a car park. It's waiting to go.

And you can have one right now. It's the latest piece of evidence that strongly suggests a falling demand for the

vehicle, which was once said to have had two million reservations. The latest intelligence

puts total cyber truck sales between somewhere between 35 and 50,000 units sold. The increased

cost and reduced range of the eventual production model compared to initial promises

will have no doubt influenced demand from some of those two million people.

Tesla started fulfilling orders now without reservations in the US, implying the backlog is now

fully clear. Deliveries also in Mexico and Canada. Unused production capacity is toxic to the

automotive industry and a planned production

capacity of being able to make 250,000 units annually is clearly a long way off. Now, I still believe that

price cuts are inevitable and a $60,000 model is expected, I think, early next year, possibly even,

as soon as the first week in the quarter

in early January. Could a federal tax credit be coming too? That's been a strange missing,

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