Tesla allows Cybertruck trade-ins: owners’ reactions
Tesla has changed its policy regarding the Cybertruck electric pickup and now allows it to be traded in for other vehicles. This decision has sparked mixed reactions among owners. Although the initial price of the Cybertruck was $99,990, it is now valued at only $63,000, meaning a loss of over $25,000 in less than two years.
Some owners are outraged by these terms.
“There’s no point in trading it in for such a low offer,” says one of them.
Others, on the contrary, are not worried about depreciation and plan to keep their trucks for a long time or even pass them on to their children.
Potential market implications
This situation could have an interesting development, considering Tesla’s past actions. The company has already demonstrated a habit of modifying used vehicles through software updates and reselling them at a higher price. It is possible that the same scheme will work with the Cybertruck, especially if the original owner did not activate all available options.
Despite the controversy, Tesla continues to offer innovative products, and this factor could prove decisive for the company. At the same time, the drop in prices for used Cybertrucks could make them more affordable for new buyers, which could positively impact the electric vehicle market as a whole.