Folks, to your attention... No, not the Fiat 500, but that's where you should look! This is the first time we've seen this car. The Tesla Cybertruck. How do you pronounce that, by the way? - Cybertruck. Let's say Cybertruck. In English, of course, it's Cybertruck, but let's say Cybertruck. You know, it's a bit like the car we have seen in Novosibirsk. - Where are you from?
- Well, you could say from here.
- Local?
- Well, yeah. Finally, folks, here it is! A real one! Foundation Series? Hi! Park over there. Now, folks, 55 seconds. Parking and we'll start review... Folks, which one of you has unused gigabytes and minutes at the end of the month?
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- Hi! Nice to meet you in person. - How are you feeling?
- Great! - You messaged me at 1:00 a.m., 2:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m. and before that, they say you didn't sleep much either. - Well, no rest for the wicked. - This is the first car... It's not the first in the CIS. They brought same car to Bishkek, put it in the yard and admire it. - Yeah, I heard. - They didn't let us shoot it. But this is the first car to go to Moscow, right? - Yes, I like to introduce this car to everyone, so while I'm going... You see how many people there are. I don't understand why you put it in the yard and admire it when you can share the emotion. - We had a plan to do some kind of static view, but there's so many people around already.... - I told you, we have to hide.
- Give me the microphone. - How's the pedal, is it okay? - I bought some superglue just in case it comes off. Actually, it's just the hardware, not the pedal. But I've had so many people text me that it's dangerous to drive.
- Careful. - I think superglue will do the trick. - Tell me, please, how long have you been driving this car? - In the United States, I've driven 3,000 kilometers.
- In America? - Yes. No, no, 2,500 kilometers. And here, about 500 kilometers. - But it's an experience, you could say. - Yes. I wanted to form my own opinion so that I could recommend or not recommend this car in Russia. - Your opinion about the appearance? - In general, when Ilon Musk's presentation was made, I thought it was a gimmick for two months. I thought that he would then come forward and say that he was joking. He really wasn't. - When I went to the US and people would come up to the parking lot and they would say how beautiful or how ugly it is. "Ugly" was the word they always used. - I'm used to the design. It's very monumental and if it stands next to other cars, the other cars pale. - Now I realize that I want this particular design, because no one will repeat it and all these elements on the body of cars seem superfluous. - Does the car have a handle? - No, there is a hidden button to open the doors. - I'm glad it doesn't have these handles, because that makes it look more futuristic. It opens on this button here. - It opens ajar, and then we open it by hand.
- You can see the staining. - It always will be. Stainless steel. You'll only see a clean car on the day of delivery. Raindrops turn into stains. - What Tesla does. Tesla only makes it in metal, and if you want a color, either Tesla will paint you for extra money, or you can go to any paint company to change the color. - Were you able to identify anything, some experioence on what you liked or not? - It's very very sharp.
- In what way? - You could really cut yourself. If you're walking through here.
- Wow. - You'll be pulling out some bags, putting something away. So you need to get used to it in this respect. - Many people, those who are not in the know, ask why a pickup truck? Could they not make some familiar SUV? The car is primarily for the United States. - Yeah. - The top 3 selling cars in the US are the F-150/F-250, the Dodge RAM and some other pickup. So it is primarily an American car. So it's a pickup truck. But they say on this thing... First of all, you can put stuff on it and it's not an open body like a lot of pickup trucks by default. You can stand on this thing with your feet. - Yeah. When it's sunny, you can actually sunbathe. - You can lie down to sunbathe, you can put a mattress on it.
- You can walk on it, try it out. - Hey, did you touch it?
- Of course I did. - It's really dangerous.
- Yeah, it is.
- It's a sharp thing. - Is it always gonna be like this everywhere?
- You know, if I'm being honest... - Okay. - Let's get back to the technology of these cars. This is stainless steel. And how they bend this sheet. It's just pressed down hard and then this part bounces back. So no two Cybertrucks will ever be the same. - Even if you look, in the U.S. I've seen, when it's all metal, one door is like a different color. There's a different bent metal or a different piece of metal. Well, roughly, they want to bend it 3 mm. Sometimes it's 3mm bent, sometimes it's 3.1mm, sometimes it's 3.2mm. So on the one hand it's careless, on the other hand it's fun that you can not take all these gaps so seriously, and bend your line like Musk does. - What about the back? Where are the headlights? - Right here. There's the headlights, there's the big brake light. Basically, we can open it up. This opens like this. - You can sit here.
- Cool. - It goes in there, right? - There's a big plus here, look, there are sockets and I've turned on a light in the U.S., you can turn on a hair dryer if you're out swimming somewhere. - Even a hair dryer?
- Sure. - You can make a bed here in the countryside. A mattress.
- Yeah. - This, like all Teslas, has a camping mode. And you can make a tent in here.
- A tent? - Yes. - This is the first car to go to Moscow. And there are a few more on the way?
- Yes, we've seen them, they're parked at the Lithuanian border. - You've seen them? Those aren't your cars?
- They're not our cars. They're on their way. - But Tesla Moscow Club was the first to bring this car, so folks, keep in mind where to order if you want your first car. - We've got a couple of cars coming in every week now.
- Flying in? - Every week. By sea now, cars can take three months. By air, about a week. - Can I see the back row?
- Yeah. Let me put my stuff somewhere. - Okay.
- Now, folks, 55 seconds, let's get the stuff out of the way and we'll be test-driving soon. Did you put this on?
- No. Well, sure. Folks, let's take 55 seconds, because we've got another beautiful thing coming in. It's the Infinix NOTE 40 Pro with a curved screen. It's also AMOLED 120Hz and Gorilla Glass. That's it, that's enough. But, the main draw of the smartphone is this. 70W charging included. 100% in 40 minutes. There's also 20W fast wireless charging. Including with MagCharge magnetic charging. The battery capacity is 5000 mAh, though the body is thin and the smartphone is pretty light. More of the goodies: a modern processor, up to 24GB RAM, and a MagKit case included. How it works, as well as information about the cost of the Infinix NOTE 40 Pro already at the link in the description. We recommend it. Now back to Tesla. Thanks for watching, the link is below. - Not bad, are there any other interfaces on there? - No, there's nothing to open there anymore. There's an open button here.
- A button to open from the inside? - It's a famous American thing.
- Yes, yes. So it's actually safety-compliant... - Safety standards. In case there's a person or a child in here. That sounds ridiculous. - A person or a child if it slams shut so they can open it. It's even got lights. . - How's the car, you like it?
- Yeah, I like it a lot. - Would you buy one of these?
- Yeah. - Or a Chinese Li or something?
- No. This one. - Like this, huh? You'd drive one of these to school, right?
- Yeah.
- All the girls go “oh.” - Yeah, folks, what I wanted to show you. Look at this, it's just a drop of water speeding down the road making this pattern. - Oh, man. - That pattern won't happen a second time. By the end of the day, there'll be a lot of them because the car has such a lively surface. Any dirt, any water turns into a pattern. - After a rainstorm, it'll be like this... - Yeah, there'll be streaks. So you have like a new car every time. - Somebody's been around here, made out, taken pictures. - Yeah, fingerprints. If a person leaves fingerprints, you can copy them directly into the database. - But it's all solved with film? - Yes. Transparent film and everything will be fine. There will be no stains.
- I mean, the color of the brand will remain, but just a transparent film. - Yeah.
- Well, this is the way... - To those who say about the gaps... What gaps, people are filing here, look.
- What's going on? - That's what I wanted to tell you about. It's very easy to remove.
- It's a snap. - You don't have to use a lot of force. It comes off very easily. - But this is our Soviet school. We love it.
- The wiper is huge. One wiper, right?
- Yes. - Like Mercedes used to have in the center. But it was hinged, and this is static. - Have the guys told you about this library and the cup holder? Look at this shape and the library. - Yeah, yeah.
- It's symbolic. - Oh, and the seats go up!
- Yeah. Let's put two up. - That's cool.
- I've even moved furniture in here. It was comfortable. - Furniture?
- Yeah, furniture, because, you know, you can see the space. There's YouTube in here, too. - Is there a SIM card in there?
- They haven't put it in yet. In the U.S., they do. There's no Internet here. - So you can do all this in Russia?
- Of course. - Will it work fully?
- Yes, it will work stably. - What do you think of the car?
- Huh? Crazy. It's a very big car. - Where are you from?
- I'm German. - Nice! Do they have these in Germany?
- This one? - Yes.
- No. - Not yet?
- I've never seen one. Where you can buy it? That's a problem. - A big one.
- Yeah, yeah. - On the cons, look. Speaking of cons, I still don't understand why they didn't make the glass folding. - So that it can be folded down? - Yes, so you could put skis, something long. After all, it's a pickup truck. And they have absolutely nowhere to put the glass. And the second point, it's not obvious. When you close the trunk, you close the glass, so you can't see anything in the mirror. - Interesting.
- And you only have to pay attention to the cameras. - Shall we go for a ride? I think we're all ready.
- Yeah. Come on.
- Folks, let's go! - Push-button door lock.
- With your hands. It's very heavy. - Goodbye.
- Bye! Good luck.
- Good luck. - Yes, it's heavy. - What's the principle here? Like the Tesla Y and the Tesla 3, the door opens a little bit at the push of a button, and then we just...
- By ourselves? - Yes, with our hands.
- Tesla Y? - I don't know what you call it. I can have a Tesla Y and a Tesla Y. - Pedal. There's nothing wrong with the pedal, I think. - There might have been, you know, one car had, you know, a lining come off.
- And it's gone. - And it's gone, so the stock doesn't go down, you've got to recall everything. - And the big question. Tell me, please, do you have a Zeekr and a Rivian in your fleet? - Yeah. Rivian's already been put down as a deposit today. She'll be gone tomorrow. They're taking it. - Really?
- Uh, yeah. - And here's the opinion of some people who've driven a Tesla and moved to a Zeekr, that the Tesla is like a Lada compared to the Zeekr and the Li. In terms of fit and finish and feel. - I think that's what someone who has an old Tesla Model 3 might say, because the new one has a lot of pros compared to the Zeekr. But the most important one is of course reliability and what electronics the Tesla has. I like the Chinese car industry, but in terms of reliability, the wires, the chips that we looked at, there are problems there. So I think if I buy a Chinese car, maybe in a couple or three years. If they get more serious. - Pull over to the far right. We'll be a little to the right. - I pressed here, and then I pressed here, and then I pressed here. - Yeah. First of all, it's about 15 percent bigger than the Model X and Model S. It's got a bigger screen. It's got a slightly different design. - It's interesting, this is how we've gone now, how the box works here. We've moved the car forward and it goes. - Yes, that's the gearbox.
- But there's an alternative. Look up. - Whoops, there we go.
- It's beautiful. Different colors. I like it. Especially at night when it glows. - I wonder. How it goes, how it feels after all experience.... - So you're accelerating fast, but you're accelerating in a car that's taller than the G-Class. It feels very cool. It's quite robust car. - What's that? - It's robust. I mean, it's solid. It's got no noise, no chatter, strong suspension. It's got much better noise insulation than the Model X. Because it's got thicker glass, it's got a different slope. And the doors themselves, you've seen, are massive.
- And this is one of the first versions. - Let me tell you about this Foundation. Folks, it's Ilon Musk's marketing. He's a pain in the ass, to be honest. Let me explain, it's a conventional twin-engine Cybertruck, but Musk does what he does. He calls it the Foundation, he says it's going to be 1,000 units. And he just adds autopilot to this ordinary long range truck, makes it 20 grand more expensive. - And a logo.
- Tesla will have three versions. One has 845 horsepower, tri motor, then long range... - The long range dual motor. And then later on there's a rear-wheel drive, single motor. - What Musk is doing. He thinks if we sell the long range now, we won't make much money, so he takes the long range and calls it a foundation. Says he's gonna make 1,000 of them. Then he makes us take the autopilot and makes it 20,000 dollars more expensive. That's it. - Why is the car going through Minsk? How did it get there in the first place? What are the current options for getting a car from the USA? - We deliver it by airplane to Europe and then from Europe to Belarus. It goes through Belarus to Russia and will be customsized in Russia at all official rates. No one understates anything here. Everything is clear.
- How much does it cost in the U.S. in the minimum version? - With taxes.
- $60 990. - No, no, no, no. It's supposed to be a twin-engine.
- It's not available yet? - It's not here yet.
- It's not coming out for a while? - That car we're driving has autopilot. It costs 99,000-something. But in the U.S., they pay taxes on top of that. And there's some kind of delivery fee. These cars cost $113,000. - That's quite a difference. - But they're only giving away cars that were ordered in the first few days. So if you want to buy one of these cars, you have to buy it off hand and pay an extra $50,000 on top of that $113,000 now, at the time of the video. - Whoa!
- And importantly, when you buy a Cybertruck, you sign a contract for a year that you won't sell it. - Right.
- $50,000 fine. - Who did you buy this car from? How did you get it? - It was bought from a private individual who ordered it in the first few seconds of the presentation.
- Seconds? - In the first few seconds. And we made him an offer he couldn't refuse, that's all.
- I'm afraid to even ask what kind of numbers we're talking about. - I'm looking over here. I don't think anybody has that kind of stuff. In a good way. - Yeah, I tried to get the phone in there.
- But there's a speaker in the front.
- Yeah, speaker. - Very comfortable steering wheel, it turns out. It's small and it's angled so comfortably. I wasn't expecting that. And it makes me happy that Musk is doing these experiments. Remember, he made a steering wheel. - Yeah. - Then some people started criticizing and he made a steering wheel or a wheel. Now they've gone further, they've made a more convenient thing than a steering wheel and than a rudder. But the fact that they've taken the steering rack out of here... - How do you mean? In detail. - They've got new technology where there's no steering rack. This is an electronic power steering unit here. It's not connected to the wheels, so the computer sends the steering command.
- Oh, cool! - I'm just adjusting the steering wheel a little bit and it's going into the corner.
- Does it bother you that it's... - It's so sporty.
- In terms of repairs, it's not an easy story. - Look, I've been driving a Tesla since 2014. I was so worried when we didn't know in 2014 how to remove the handles. Why I now to friends, acquaintances of loved ones who come in and ask me which electric car to choose... I recommend Tesla, because it has been learned in different cities of our country to disassemble to a screw and disassemble back. - Do you mind if I take a picture?
- Please. - From that side.
- Interesting?
- Very interesting! - I wanted to take this socket, which was taken by the lovely owner of a Chevrolet Bolt. - Here's the owner of the Chevrolet.
- This is your Chevrolet?
- It is. - Nice car.
- How long do you have to charge it?
- I just charged it. - Is that it?
- It's on! - Oh, wow. So with this thing, if you have a thing like this, you can charge from any charger?
- Any fast one. - Any fast, that's a different entity. - Yeah, it's not an internal combustion engine. You've got to use your head if you're going to go anywhere. What you're going to take with you. - And if you didn't have this thing now, what would you do?
- Wouldn't it be? - Yeah, if there wasn't.
- If a person has money, he calls a tow truck, takes a taxi. If so, he explores the city, meets people, socializes. - You always have to be relaxed, don't you? Today we have a tour. All right, where's the charger? - Kim, here you go.
- Come on. Wow, it's heavy! - We plugged it in. - Look, is it just me, or did you plug it in and the whole car just squished right in there? - Yeah, the thing is, this adapter's not designed for, uh... - It's not a very good location. It's a bit of a subtle way of doing it, literally.
- Yeah. It's kind of toy-like. - It's going well, isn't it?
- Yeah. I'm happy. Record the screen. - I'm gonna close the door. It'll show you. - Well, that's not so bad.
- Two hours. 173 kilometers per hour it's charging. - That's 50 kilowatts?
- Yeah. - And the SuperCharger in the U.S. is 250 kilowatts? - They have bigger ones. We have bigger ones, 150 and 250 kilowatts. - How much is the fastest charger that is now available in Russia and Belarus, which charges up to 100%? - I got a call from some acquaintances from Belarus, they showed me a video that they have a 750 kW charger. - 750 kilowatts? What, did they run a wire directly from the tower? - They were testing the Plaid, they were charging it at 350 kilowatts. - And the fastest charge is what? Here's 750 kilowatts. How fast will it charge? - 750 kilowatts? I'd have to do the math.
- In minutes? - I'm guessing minutes, yeah.
- Won't the battery fall apart after that? - Not all cars can consume it, yes. - Here. What are your plans? Charge up and go to Moscow, yes?
- Lunch and to Moscow, yes. - Once again about prices. So, for how much it may not be now, there may be some excitement now... A limited number of cars. In 3-6 months, how much will it be possible to buy such a car in Moscow for? - I think it will still cost at least $215,000. Because there are nuances. It is not cleared as an electric car, but as a truck. - By the way, here's the most important thing we haven't discussed. What category is that? - Truck. Tesla is forcing you to evolve. You have to go and get a truck category license. Is that a bad thing? - So will the police check that?! - Of course the traffic police will check. And they'll probably know from the license plate that it's a truck. If it can drive into the downtown... - Really? You can't even drive it downtown in Moscow? - Yes. Here, if you want to go to the third ring, you have to buy a season ticket. - But about the price, what I wanted to say. The G-Class is probably $160,000 now. - No, the G-Class is $268,000.
- Exactly! And the Range Rover is $311,000. - It is.
- So the prices are very much... Not super space money. - Yeah. If they'd made it 10 percent less, it would have been... If there was not truck category, this car would have cost us about $140,000. - If you order it through you, when do you expect to get it in theory?
- If you want it fast, a month and a half and you have the car. - How come?
- Because it's-- - There's a waiting list. Or do you have your own options? - There's people everywhere. After all, we've been flying to Tesla events for 10 years. We know a lot of people. We've learned how to get them quickly. The most important thing is that we deliver by airplane now. And airplanes are fast. So we can have it here in a month and a half. - Folks, that's the story. Tesla Cybecrtruck. Alexei, Tesla Moscow Club. Thank you very much. - Thank you!
- Links at the bottom, YouTube channel. Even the younger generation is interested in this car. Of course, the car is ambiguous, but it should be understood that those who buy it, it is not the second or even the third car. For many people it is now a wow, which in addition is cheaper than Range Rover and G-Class. - Quite right. - And that's saying something. We look forward to your comments. Thanks again to the guys from Moscow Tesla Club. All the links are at the bottom. Tesla Cybertruck, finally. See you, bye!
