Allegedly, the Tesla Cybertruck remains to be coming later this yr after all types of delays. A current report claimed the staff remains to be coping with a bunch of issues getting the Cybertruck production-ready, so we’ll imagine it after we see it. However it’s undoubtedly nonetheless taking place sooner or later as a result of Elon Musk mentioned so, and when it does, legacy automakers higher be prepared. Except you ask Ford’s CEO, by which case the Cybertruck lastly occurring sale at some point is not any huge deal.

CarScoops reviews that Ford CEO Jim Farley talked with CNBC’s Jim Cramer, who someway nonetheless has a job regardless of always being unsuitable about just about every part. In Cramer’s interview with Farley, they first talked about Ford’s determination to make a cope with Tesla to give electrical Fords entry to its Supercharger community. Then the dialog shifted to the Tesla Cybertruck and the way it’s completely different than the F-150 Lightning.

“If he needs to design a Cybertruck for Silicon Valley folks, superb,” Farley advised Cramer. “It’s like a cool high-end product parked in entrance of a lodge. However I don’t make vehicles like that. I make vehicles for actual individuals who do actual work, and that’s a special type of truck.”

He’s proper, after all, however we can also’t assist however respect the truth that the implication right here is that the Cybertruck isn’t for actual folks. Though, because the Cybertruck has seen so many delays and is reportedly nonetheless in bother, at this level, it’s actually not an actual truck. Sadly, each time it does go on sale, we doubt the individuals who purchase will probably be imaginary. They’ll be precise individuals who appeared on the Cybertruck and determined it was a good suggestion to commerce Musk their cash in change for one.

For the sake of Ford’s EV clients, hopefully, Farley saying the reality out loud doesn’t result in Musk canceling the deal to allow them to use Tesla’s Superchargers.