Tesla Cybertruck Is More American-Made Than Most Other Pickup Trucks
insideevs.com
Tesla's Cybertruck is officially one of the most made-in-America trucks to be sold in the states, but the Honda Ridgeline still has it beat.

So I’m seeing this around a little bit lately. One of the things these articles claim is that “65% of the parts are sourced in the USA”. So my question is: Are these parts actually manufactured in the US? Or, are parts made in China, Korea, Mexico, Taiwan, etc…, then assembled in the US and claimed to be “sourced” in the US?

Not trying to make this an anti-musk thing or cybertruck-hate thing. I just want to dig into auto industry and Tesla corporate propaganda and see if there’s a hidden truth in it.

  • Lucy :3@feddit.org
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    2 months ago
    • Overpriced
    • Unnecessary
    • Bad quality
    • Not allowed in germany due to health/security concerns
    • Protects against bullets, in case you bring your kids to school

    Sounds pretty american to me.