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Cybertruck Baja
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israndy
Supercharger Hunter
Watts_Up
Well-Known Member
I agree, not showing anything more than "Walking the dog"....
I am also surprised that there are any Cybertruck video or imge leaks before its official introduction?
Tesla lays down the law on Cybertruck image leaks
Tesla has officially laid down the law on employees leaking pictures and videos of the Cybertruck, which has been one of the few ways fans have been able to keep up with the pickup's development.
www.teslarati.com
Tiger
Active Member
israndy
Supercharger Hunter
Well, there aren't any Superchargers down Baja way ya know, easier to tow it than to bring a giant diesel generator along to charge it up every 200 miles. Isn't it like 1000 miles down to Cabo?
Tiger
Active Member
They should install chargers along the way also (maybe at the Diesel charging stations) to ensure upcoming CT owners can easily reproduce the same route and share their experiences on social media.
Yep, because....
...These are not leaks, but purposeful, factory sponsored guerilla marketing campaign!
Designed to generate "buzz" around the product that "transforms it into an object of desire".
You seriously want to drive through rural Mexico these days?
Especially through the territory disputed between Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation cartels?
Seriously?
Somehow, I don't think lack of chargers should be your biggest concern.
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Tiger
Active Member
From the way things look from far, I wouldn't step my foot in neither the US nor Mexico, in the near future, if I care for my life and freedoms. Nevertheless, it is important to move things forward, and positive experiences help in that. Making Baja cool and accessible for EV offroaders sounds positive and inspiring.
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IdaX
Member
Baja is not Sinaloa. It's quite safe. I drove down in 2019 -- really amazing down there, you should go! Read the US State Department website for a state-by-state look at where it's safe to go in Mexico.
israndy
Supercharger Hunter
Not even in a bullet proof vehicle with Armor Glass? Live a little... there is only so much hiding from the world you can do, ya gotta get out more
Like I’ve been saying on here since the release. Air suspensions suck off road, the main reason is they are stiff. What that does on trail is majorly limit articulation and have a very harsh bouncy pogo stick type ride.
