Tesla Cybertruck matter don turn something wey motor fans dey follow closely, as the powerful Cyberbeast version of the electric pickup sell for more than two times im sticker price for auction, even while Tesla dey cancel Cybertruck orders for Australia and New Zealand.
For the auction wey Sotheby’s Motorsport handle, bidding for the Foundation Series Cyberbeast start from $75,000, one figure wey near the price of the all-wheel-drive Cybertruck, last Tuesday morning. Within hours, bids climb pass $90,000. By the final hours of the auction, bids been top out at $250,000, Business Insider report.
Forbes also report say the tri-motor, all-wheel-drive version of the truck sell on Tuesday for more than twice im US$99,000 sticker price, and e describe the sale as the first real test of how the hyped truck go hold value when owner want resell am.
The Cyberbeast na the most powerful and fastest version of the Cybertruck. E get 845 horsepower and e dey said to run from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 2.6 seconds, with a price tag of $99,990.
One Sotheby’s spokesperson tell Business Insider say dem see strong activity on the auction in the first few hours and dem dey expect plenty bidding as the week go on. The seller list under the pseudonym ShibaInu, one name wey nod to the meme crypto coin, and dem auction the EV at no reserve, meaning say no minimum amount wey bidder must pass before dem consider im offer.
Ahead of the Cybertruck release, Tesla try stop people wey wan buy and flip the truck quick-quick by adding resale clause to the sales agreement. The clause require the Cybertruck owner to pay Tesla $50,000 fee.
For another report, Electrek say Tesla cancel the Cybertruck for Australia and New Zealand after seven years of deposits. Yahoo Sports also report say Shilo Sanders show off im “flying” Tesla Cybertruck while im dey face $11.89 million bankruptcy case.
