It’s bad.

So bad, that we could call it the Palantir stock manipulation scheme of the automotive industry.

Palantir is the single most overvalued stock in the S&P 500 based on the discrepancy between the median price target and its current share price.

Cybertruck FSD, officially marketed with self driving “puffery”, literally tries to drive into a tree. A big tree. Some speculate such dumb mistakes in a “version 12.5.5” are proof the Tesla AI system is just fraud, because it is learning to drive worse with every new release.

Ran a few red lights. Not one. Not two. A few.

Tesla saw a red light, Tesla saw a semi turning in front of it, and it ignored both.

There are only thousands of Cybertrucks in existence and yet in just a few days already there are hundreds of critical safety failures like these.

Along with an explosion of the written complaints, we see video examples being posted at an alarming rate:

The Tesla Cybertruck is unquestionably a public humiliation of its owner, that (like a predictable dumpster fire) poses unnecessary threats to public safety. Why are they legal?