Tesla is offering early Cybertruck deliveries to those who have been on the Tesla stock train for a while.
The Tesla Cybertruck started its first deliveries in November of 2023 and has quickly taken the internet by storm. The truck, which features a very divisive design, has been popping up on YouTube and social media from anyone who has seen it or actually been able to get hands-on with it. Tesla is ramping up production of the electric truck to keep up with initial demand but most people who preordered are waiting some time before they will actually get to take delivery of their new truck.
That Tesla stock one is brutal, although it feels like the people buying the Cybertruck are already so all-in on Tesla that there might actually be a chance that a lot of them actually own that much Tesla stock.
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