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notes. Well, Tesla prepares customers for the upcoming cyber truck by sending out their

prepare for delivery emails to US customers of its cybertruck signaling

imminent deliveries. The emails follow the cyber truck delivery event at Gigatexas on November 30th,

where the first 10 vehicles were handed out, hundreds, maybe thousands of customers in. We think

California and Texas mainly have had these emails inviting them to

finalize their order. You've only got one choice, though. If you are hoping for your $40,000

cyber truck, you won't be in luck. If you receive one of these emails, all you can do is spec the

foundation series. That is the $120,000 cybertruck. Now, customers from those like the forums at

Cybertruck owners and the Twitter user Tesla Owners SV have got those emails after completing

the order formalities in the mobile app. Although no VIN numbers, or sorry, rather VINs,

because VIN is vehicle identification numbers. no need to say numbers twice, or specific delivery dates have been provided.

The email suggests imminent deliveries before the year end.

Although I must say, I've heard of cases with Tesla where these emails have gone out, the prepare for delivery, and it's been a significantly longer time.

So we'll wait and see. It doesn't guarantee immediate delivery. Tesla has stated it has the capacity to build 125,000 cyber trucks per year.

Mass deliveries obviously are still yet to be seen. But what about those that want to maybe get their truck, drive it for six months, and then pass it on to somebody who wants to enjoy it? Well, they won't be in luck. Tesla has

reintroduced their policy of preventing you selling your cyber truck. They threaten you with a

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