Not gonna lie,
I unfollowed @robotaxi today.
I like Cybercabs and all.
But I like the independence
of @cybertruck more.
If I had to choose,
I choose Cybertruck.
Nov 6, 2026 · 11:10 PM UTC
They both are def amazing products. I think it’s the fact that one appears to be getting sacrificed for the other which is the division. Obviously Cybercab is not going to be of interest to police departments. Cybertruck would. Same for overlanders. Travelers. Ranchers. Etc. It leaves a giant vacuum in the usefulness of Tesla. Just as more people are falling in love with Cybertruck.
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Same.
Rugged individualism is in our DNA as Americans.
Autonomous fleets excite me as an investor and as a firefighter but not as an individual.
Robotaxi is great... for other people! I have no interest in modifying my habits to accommodate having to carry everything with me when I get out of the car.
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This is a tough statement to agree with. As a consumer I agree 100%.
As an investor, I think it’s the best move on paper.
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It's hard not to unfollow your buddy when he runs off with your girlfriend.
Same. Not boycotting - just emotional distancing. I'll get the Cybercab news from SMR and investor meetings.
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You all can cry harder, but it's simple math. The cybercab will serve tens or even hundreds of millions of people, probably worldwide in the long run. It WILL change everything. The truck is for a VERY select few. This is a good case of the needs of the many outweighing the needs of the few. It's really that simple, but many of you will debate the reason for decades. SMH
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American values PERSONAL autonomy and personal vehicles are a major way to execute that.
No American is gonna want to go on an epic road trip with a fully autonomous cybercab. FSD capable vehicle for the freeway chunks and boring roads sure, but not for the whole trip especially when exploring back roads etc.





















