Daniel Israel 🇨🇦

Here is another datapoint for those who say the Cybercabs with steering wheels are meant to be used with passengers. I was fortunate to capture this image today with the door open of one of the new vehicles in the outbound lot. I cropped in and adjusted the lighting to show that the engineering kit to add the steering wheel and pedals requires portions of the dashboard to be removed in order for this kit to be added. There is not a completed dashboard or interior pieces to make this into a completed, production ready vehicle. It was never intended to be ... these are meant for testing only and this version is not the final production version that will carry passengers. Really! For a bit more added context, there are two "lines" to make different versions of the Cybercab. There is the main production line for final versions that will be used for passengers and these vehicles are noticeably different from those used for the engineering test versions. Once these are observed, it will be obvious ... There is a parallel line that is meant only to make these engineering versions with a modular kit that includes the Cybertruck steering wheel, accelerator and brake pedals. This kit is bolted in after removing a part of the dashboard. These vehicles are wrapped with a golden color on top on non molded-in-color body panels. There is a need for the engineering versions for some time to come as new locations are added to the areas where Robotaxi service will be deployed and this will be true for quite some time.

It’s getting worse.

Guys, I went out for a bicycle ride and as I get back I see my feed is full of pussies freaking out because Elon posted that v15 will be the 10x model, not v14.3. Some are implying that this signals that the Cybercab roll out will be delayed. I am not saying that this is wrong but let's look at the facts, please: Fact 1: NHTSA reports show a stellar safety record of Tesla Robotaxis operating in Austin and the bay area. There are only fender benders, all cases that would go unreported if it wasn't a Robotaxi, and their numbers have decreased substantially (just one relevant case at super low speed for the last month if my memory is correct). Fact 2: Cybercab production has started in small numbers and the line seems ready. Tesla would not make this investment if they did not have visibility on a near term roll out. Fact 3: Cybercab was put in display in many US cities for advertisement purposes. Fact 4: The number and availability of unsupervised rides in Austin has increased significantly recently, as well as the number of supervised vehicles in California. Fact 5: Tesla is hiring all over the United States to launch Robotaxi operations. Would they do this if they were failing? Fact 6: v14.3 obviously shows superhuman reaction time. Fact 7: v14.3 does not include the 10x model, it will be v15. With all the above in mind, do you think it is more reasonable to think that we have overwhelmingly positive or negative signals?

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