Remember the Cyberquad

[rharl]

So do you think that is is revealed in final form at the Cybertruck delivery evet ? It was supposed to be an add on for the Cybertruck but I have seen almost nothing since 2019 on it ? Anyone else ?

 

[scottyah]

Rumor has it that it was mainly one engineer's brainchild and he left Tesla

 

[rharl]

Rumor has it that it was mainly one engineer's brainchild and he left Tesla

I hope not I was excited about it as well.

 

[scottyah]

I hope not I was excited about it as well.

They did make the kids version so there's still an inkling of hope! I have not heard or seen any evidence of it yet though.

 

[anionic1]

They did make the kids version so there's still an inkling of hope! I have not heard or seen any evidence of it yet though.

Then they got sued.

 

[Coolbreeze704]

If it is still a thing I am sure it will show up on stage in 16 days 5 hours and 38 seconds ,37 second 36, 35, 34, 33, 32, 31,30, 29, 28, 27,26, 25, 24, 23

 

[anionic1]

Then they got sued.

It’s like the Twitter problem. Elon and Tesla really need to stick with what they know to stay in the lead. They have so many products with such huge tasks to bring to market and already huge delays. No more side projects. Finish what they have going.

 

[Deleted member 17810]

I think they only reason they even pulled that stunt is to give the CT profiles it's "tail fins" from the f117.

 

[newwave1331]

 

[Deleted member 17810]

Laugh it up chuckles,

wait I get my CT.

 

[wanders]

It’s like the Twitter problem. Elon and Tesla really need to stick with what they know to stay in the lead. They have so many products with such huge tasks to bring to market and already huge delays. No more side projects. Finish what they have going.

Tesla is just a fraction of what Elon is involved with

 

[WHIZZARD OF OZ]

Rumor has it that it was mainly one engineer's brainchild and he left Tesla

Took his CyberBatMobile and headed home!

 

[anionic1]

Tesla is just a fraction of what Elon is involved with

Right but I am sure he signs off on most product decisions

 

[ldjessee]

Right but I am sure he signs off on most product decisions

I am not sure if you have researched this, but if you listen to people who have worked at Tesla, they said the scariest thing was being empowered to solve problems they found.
There are many times at many different companies I suggested a solution, but never did I feel empowered to just fix the issue without asking permission first.
Also, he may make some broad decisions and maybe even a few detail decisions, but with car factories on multiple continents, there is no way he can sign off on everything.
You have to be good at delegating, or you would run yourself into the ground.
I have had managers and such who wanted to be involved in everything. That level of micromanaging, well intended or not, is not fun and counter productive. Employees have to wait for managers to get involved before a fix or decisions can be made.