Operator dashboard: realistic scaling, execution controls, and clear decision signal
Planning-grade capex model for a Cybercab depot in Plymouth, MA. All cost inputs are editable. Numbers are approximations — not engineering-grade estimates. Civil, utility, and permit scope can move results materially.
Defaults drawn from Plymouth industrial comparables ($675k/ac), Red Stag / Holder / HomeAdvisor construction ranges, and Eversource EV charging guidelines. Northeast labor premium and MA permitting complexity embedded in default values.
Starter yard = fenced lot + chargers, no enclosed building. Scaled = 2× cabs; utility interconnect largely fixed, perimeter scales sub-linearly.
Planning model only. Land, utility interconnection, and stormwater are the highest-variance line items. Northeast labor premium and MA permitting complexity embedded in defaults.
Price-oriented dependency map. Closer bubbles are generally lower-cost scopes or advisory roles. Farther bubbles are usually the heavier capex or risk buckets. It is directional, not exact.
Planning-grade model: fleet size → garage footprint → roof area → solar array → site energy balance. All assumptions are editable. Numbers are approximations — not engineering-grade.
MA solar production factor uses a typical commercial rooftop average of 3.5–4.0 peak-sun-hours/day for southeastern MA.
Model shifts excess daytime solar into battery. Overnight-charging depots see higher real-world benefit — battery stores solar peak for night discharge regardless of daily totals. First-pass approximation only.
Typical commercial range: $2.50–$3.50/W installed. Total system cost, $/kW, and $/panel are derived automatically from panel count and wattage inputs above.
Owns assumptions, projections, reinvestment timing, and margin control.
Tasks: model recalcs, margin drift checks, milestone ETA updates.
Tracks Tesla updates, competitive shifts, demand zones, and policy signal changes.
Tasks: weekly intel briefs, pricing signal scans, competitor watch.
Runs filing cadence, deadline tracking, and documentation quality control.
Tasks: filing calendar, doc packet checks, deadline alerts.
Monitors utilization, charging/depot flow, and bottlenecks in scaling throughput.
Tasks: utilization diagnostics, charging bottleneck fixes, ops KPIs.
Owns funding pipeline, lender package readiness, and non-dilutive capital tracks.
Tasks: lender readiness, grant tracking, capex package updates.
Directs Rex/Mac/Troy/Wes/Quinn, resolves blockers, and drives execution cadence.
Tasks: weekly priorities, blocker resolution, delivery QA.