GMC Hummer EV outsold the Tesla Cybertruck last quarter

The sale of Tesla CyberTracks has been submerged from their peaks last year, at this stage that Hulking (and expensive) GMC Hammer EV outsolling the Polarizing Steel-Clade Curiosi to the II Trimester.

Tesla sold only 4,306 cyber trucks to the second quarter, just shy shy in the 4,508 hampers that GMC had moved at the same time, New data from Cox AutomotiveThe

Both were defeated by F -150 thunderstorms in Ford, which again defeated cybertracks in the first quarter and became the best -selling electronic truck in the United States. Even Ford’s proposal is fighting; The 5,842 lightns sold at Q2 have been minimum quarterly total for this company for more than a year.

Frankly, the GMC Hummer Tally includes the sale of both the pickup trucks and its SUV variants, though there are rarely that distinguishes the two. Put another way, the SUV version of Hammer EV is more closely similar to a truck that makes it a general sport utility vehicle.

Rivian is also fighting for his own electronic truck, and 1. The company has sold only 1,752 among them in the last quarter, which has dropped from 3,309 at the same time last year.

However, the biggest fall from grace so far has happened. After the first few units were handed over to December 2021, the company started selling them sincerely in early 2021. Sales increased by about 1 17,7 in the third quarter of 2021, but the above chart showed that the faster fell.

This fall is difficult to say because of the loss of the brand built by Elon and his involvement with the Trump administration or CyberTrak still promised when Tesla’s promise to publish EV in 20 years is much more expensive.

At one point the company predicted that it would produce about 250,000 cyber trucks a year and as a result there is a lot of unused capabilities in the Texas factory.

As a musk Once shiny EV said about: “We dig our own graves with cybertracks.”