Tesla Semi order books open, $20,000 deposit required:
toward production. The automaker opened up order books for the Class 8 tractor, and dropped a few crumbs about trims and performance as well. A $20,000 deposit reserves a spot for one of two Semi variants, one that costs $150,000 and has a range of 300 miles, and one that costs $180,000 and has a range of 500 miles. There are a lot of questions still to answer, but looking strictly at the price column, the numbers aren't bad.
Battery sizes haven't been disclosed yet, but Tesla says the rig uses less than 2 kWh per mile. If we're just plugging in numbers, we'd expect theThe Semi still needs to make the biggest step of all, which is entering production, and we don't know any more about that, either.
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