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Tesla is preparing customers for upcoming Cybertruck deliveries.

Now, if you fancy speccing the top Cyber Beast, the Founders Edition model,

that's $120,000. It's the Foundation Series cyber truck that you can spec for now. Then you can do so.

Nothing about specific delivery dates is known yet. And they also reinstated the anti-resale policy, which arrived and then was dropped,

I think, because of public outcry from people saying, well, I need to be at a sell a vehicle

if I'd need to sell a vehicle. But I get an anti-flipping thing because what is definitely going

to happen is that people will buy them and realize they can sell them to competitor car

companies for $300,000.

I mean, money is no object. If Ford GM, VW want to get a cyber truck in their lab to tear apart,

then they'll pay whatever they have to pay on eBay or whatever. So Tesla saying,

no, we will sue you for $50,000 if you do that. Now, it could be worth the risk because you could

make well over $50,000 by selling those early vehicles to its competitors. I don't like people acting in bad faith, though. I like the

romantic idea that everybody who gets a cyber truck enjoys the cyber truck and takes their

friends, family and others, you know, car meets out for rides and stuff, but people will do

what people do, I guess. Volkswagen have introduced a software update to enable vehicle to home charging of their

big battery 77 kilowatt hours, software version 3.5 or higher. This isn't quite as good as it

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