Is the R2 launch actually viable at this rate?

Genuine question for those still in the trenches: how are we supposed to keep the lights on and hit the 2026 targets with these constant headcount reductions? We just lost another 600 people today. Every time we lose a chunk of the workforce, institutional knowledge just evaporates. I’ve seen some of my best leads walk out in the last two rounds of cuts, and the remaining teams are just drowning in tickets and technical debt. I’m trying to decide if I should stick it out for the RSUs or just start looking for a more stable shop. It feels like management is trying to balance the books by sacrificing the product roadmap. At this point, the burn rate is still an issue, but we're cutting the very people needed to solve the manufacturing bottlenecks. Does anyone actually think we're going to hit the volume targets for the R2? I feel like we’re just sprinting toward a brick wall while leadership moves the goalposts. Would love to hear from people in manufacturing or supply chain—is it as bad over there as it looks from the software side?