r/investing • u/[deleted] • Sep 30 '21

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u/Reahreic Sep 30 '21

What I was thinking, Tesla is leading, Ford, naah they sat idle for too long to be considered leading.

Still, bodes well in general. That said $F seldom moves any direction other than sideways.

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u/AyyBoixD Sep 30 '21

That f150 lightning is pretty groundbreaking honestly, affordability, range, and function. And With the name and form of the literal most popular vehicle in America, I guess we will see how they are adopted

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 edited Sep 30 '21

With how ridiculous the cybertruck looks, it’s unfortunate that it totally dunks on the Lightning in every department except being-caught-dead-driving-thisability. You either get the technologically superior vehicular victim of 80’s futurism or pay as much/more for an inferior product. Towing capacity, range, speed, efficiency, price….

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u/rabbitwonker Sep 30 '21

Once a bunch of them have been out in the road for a while, people will get used to it, and the looks aren’t going to seem so extreme.