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The highly-anticipated Tesla pickup truck will be unveiled on November 21, just a week from now. In advance of this unveiling, Tesla has filed for a trademark with some non-standard spelling. It looks like they will be stylizing the name of the truck as: “CYBRTRK.” - cybertrk.com (Cybertruck.com?)

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They made CyberTruck.com a gem.
 
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cybertruck.jpg

Look their logo (y)
 
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they didnt 'buy' the name, please correct title - they just registered a bad name 9 days ago.

and a bunch of crap alternatives has been registered yesterday

Such as CYBRTRCK.com

maybe not by tesla though...

cybrtrk = godaddy
cybrtrck = google domains
 
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nope, i didnt think it was tesla at all - LOL

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Cyber Trek would have been a better play
 
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Generally — but trek just means long journey. And trucks make up 60% of vehicles (in US at least), often making long journeys.

noun - a long arduous journey, especially one made on foot.

verb - go on a long arduous journey, typically on foot.

Neither especially nor typically means "only".
 
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Generally — but trek just means long journey. And trucks make up 60% of vehicles (in US at least), often making long journeys.

noun - a long arduous journey, especially one made on foot.

verb - go on a long arduous journey, typically on foot.

Neither especially nor typically means "only".
I like a good trek/hike so maybe I was pre programmed to think about walking.......different strokes for different folks
 
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Generally — but trek just means long journey. And trucks make up 60% of vehicles (in US at least), often making long journeys.

noun - a long arduous journey, especially one made on foot.

verb - go on a long arduous journey, typically on foot.

Neither especially nor typically means "only".

All valid points. but Teslas are different.

So Elon chose not to have vowels in name. Lol

Maybe save $$ on DN.. but the logo’s cool tho
 
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I like a good trek/hike so maybe I was pre programmed to think about walking.......different strokes for different folks

Where I live, 30-45 minutes is the average to get anywhere, we use trek to describe driving quite often. Different strokes.

Cyber Trek was what I thought Elon meant when I saw the name at first. I don't think Cyber Truck is a strong name in itself either. Too bad Electruck is already a company.

The Tesla truck was originally supposed to be the Model Y, but he decided the dual motors were a better fit. (The Y does fit perfect with the dual aspect)
 
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They made CyberTruck.com a gem.

Or MyCyberTruck.com

Similar to MyDodgeTruck.com ; MyAudi.com ; DodgeRamTrucks.ca
 
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Let's call the whole thing a "CyberTrick"

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Stock symbols
CYBR = Cyber Ark Security
TRK = Speedway MotorsSport
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Acronyms?
CYBR = Cyber / Cyborg
TRK = Tire Repair Kit
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(Fun facts)
 
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The highly-anticipated Tesla pickup truck will be unveiled on November 21, just a week from now. In advance of this unveiling, Tesla has filed for a trademark with some non-standard spelling. It looks like they will be stylizing the name of the truck as: “CYBRTRK.” - cybertrk.com (Cybertruck.com?)

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CyberTruck!
 
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How much was the domain bought for from Tesla?
 
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They made CyberTruck.com a gem.


200,000 orders already )$12Bill evalu on



They made it a Million Dollar “gem”.

I’m sure Tesla will come to the owner for it.

No one is spelling it out on social media as “cybrtkcktrkckrwtf” lol it’s ...

(And Auto Correct Hates it!lol)

A lot simpler to just say Cyber Truck 😂
 
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I just noticed that Cyberark is software founded in 1999 which I never heard of, Cyberark.com was registered since 1996.
 
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I own CybrTrux.com.
 
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Somewhere, it is written:

CyberTruck = Futuristic Truck

*chuckle*
 
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