I like the way you think.

​@@JerryRigEverything Whisper beating the cybertruck 👀

2ft 😂😅🤣

Please make a video on that and how far it can go without towing how much it currently weighs and efficiency and anything else you can think of thanks can’t wait!!!!

@jerryrigeverything I'm fat and the 4x is sold out...any acceptioms

it's such a beautiful paradoxical quote..

Which was.....?

@@DaysofKnightHe was able to recoup all of the money he spent (and more) through the videos he made of the build process (and the merch). And he invested the leftover money into his wheelchair manufacturing company.

​@@DaysofKnight... UKposts paid for it.

@@DaysofKnight can't watch a 7 minute video?

​@@Jsjsjjssjs he could have meant anything

True

On UKposts!

One of the most interesting and fun DIY projects in history of our species :)

I agree, honestly the reson i sub’d was for the humvee build. I’m not really interested in watching new cell phones being destroyed out of box. The bunker build is a bonus too. But honestly i have yet to find time to watch that yet. Soon.

On the internet 😅

Against the "new" Hummer. The others are no competition.

i think the not a wheelchair would be a worthy competitor

How did u comment 11 hours before this video 😂

@@Er2ru hahaha he posted earlier for members. I've just joined it só worth it. I enjoy following his projects

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Don't forget that Tesla has the advantage of scale of economics compared to Zach,so the cyber truck should be much cheaper

It's not like it cost him any money personally.

no, Tesla still has to pay employees, research and a whole Lot more!@@jasonrichardson1999

If this is done under his YT business LLC, I believe all the costs would be an expense of the business thereby reducing his income taxes.

Just buy one buddy

@@brandonchutt312 Hell nah. Even if I ever wanted an EV, I don't want a car that does what it wants without my permission. Plus, it's way more fun designing and building a car than just buying one. Any project car is a sump for money but who cares? We don't. Buddy.

True, though your time is also a factor. If there’s a part that takes you six weeks to fabricate yourself vs six days to get machined, it may be worth it in your time and keeping project momentum to pay more to get the part faster.

I dunno if LEAF batteries have the power density to handle driving such a heavy monster of a truck. They aren't exactly made for performance like Tesla batteries are.

It wasn't meant to be affordable It's a see if it can be done type thing.. Bravo Jerry Loved every minute of it..

At what point did Jerry ever claim he was trying to go for 'affordable'?

@@coredumperror I don't know either but often when you are gunning for range then you end up with more than enough ampacity even if you used some low performance cells.

How do you have so many subs?! WTF I want that too. I need to earn 100K like Jerryrig!!

@@iDoobyLive Pretty sure they bought a youtube account that already had a ton of subs, (or maybe botted some of them?) then they deleted all the videos and channel name, and now are doing some commercial or data collection thing for profit :) They comment on like every video everywhere just to farm engagement. Yay I love the internet

Paint job and interior gotta be next. I say he should go with black or gray paint. Black and gray interior

nawman this guy gets top comment with 36 likes wtf is this

​@@A_Solitary_Crouton It used to be a chinese tech channel that spewed out bunch of low effort gadget related shorts, they then most likely sold it for $,$$$ to this guy who now uses it to spam comments in a bunch youtubers comment sections with an automated system in order to farm subs and create hype around his channel. This has been done by countless other fake yt channels so it isnt something new either.

Its a one off project by a famous youtuber with sponsors and help, hence cheaper.

@@hiteshadhikari I've watched all of his videos on this project, and IIRC none of the stuff he put into it was sponsored. The help part yeah obviously he had other people helping him, but you can do that with friends on a project car too. Also one-off projects cost more because there's no economy of scale to take advantage of. The project was free for him thanks to the videos, but the final cost he gave doesn't include any sort of discounts or sponsorships AFAIK.

@@clanginator brother, a lot of things they get are not purchased, from tools to parts to specialised manufacturing Its just not said sponsorship etc to avoid fees but this is basically free promotion to brand and people

I've bought individual lithium ion cells, so I'm not surprised at all that thousands of them are very expensive

That's why they aren't the future. EV's are often scrapped as un-econimical to repair when the only thing they need is a new battery. They're also terrible for the environment. Screw electric cars.

​​@@RMF76you don't forsee economies of scale or new battery types? Lol, insanely closed mind thinking. You sound like horse carriage manufacturers when the first cars came out. Where are you going to fuel that thing? What happens when it breaks down? It's a new technology. This is how every new technology starts. And note: have you ever blown the engine in your car? What's the dealer quote on that replacement?

well yeah there's a crap ton of them

25k for a motor seems way more overpriced to me.

$100k is just for parts not his time on research or building/ assembly.

The labor cost would probably double the 100k figure... custom one-off projects are expensive.

​@@edo4713he touched base on just that. He is building it for himself, he can't factor in his time on it. As he said, the time spent is invaluable. Knowledge is priceless!

​@@Steamrick Labor is a moot point. The price is simply how much it was for him. There is no one general price for basically any of it. Prices will differ drastically from person to person, not only because of preference but because of time! There is quite a bit more available now overall than when he did his build (at least when he purchased the major components). The used market is increasing more and more each day as well as more and more options for controllers, BMS's and chargers and more and more manufacturers and the aftermarket is increasing at a fast rate! Not to mention more knowledge is available as well! There is a reason the title of the video says "my", he did say DIY Humvee prior which is much more fitting because if you're having a shop build it then it's not a DIY!

​@@edo4713he touched on it in the video. His time isn't a factor. For one, it's for himself! Two, it's what he wanted to do and he enjoys doing it. Three, learning is priceless!

its also not literally the ugliest vehicle designed by man. how anyone actually spends money on that thing is beyond me, even if it were a legitimate perpetual motion vehicle, never needed to charge, never had a failure in any system, and did your taxes for you, i still couldnt get over how its just sooo fucking ugly.

@@StretchDattass I have no idea whether you're talking about the Hummer or the CyberTruck tbh :D.

@ZesPak the cyber "truck" is literally the ugliest vehicle designed by man, it somehow looks WORSE in person than in pictures.

@@StretchDattass😂😂😂😂 I could have sworn you were going on about the humvee! 😂I like your use of words!!! And I also think that cybertruck is not a mass market thing just like the humvee isn’t as well. Let’s be honest

@Timeculture the difference is the humvee was made for military use, the cybertruck, a mass market product sold by a mass market company, just looks like utter dog shit drawn by a 2 year old.

Lol. Ok

nsh - i'll take the cybertruck lol

@@The_Reductionist Ok Elon. Go home.

Literally the most inefficient way to travel

You get old, and your high frequency hearing fails ...

@@UncleKennysPlace And low frequency...