MrBoylan
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Either would be appropriate. The horses also come in handy in case you accidentally drive out of supercharger range.
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Model X Mule Sightings
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ssq
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Electrochromatic windscreen?
Is this the tint gradient towards the top of the windscreen a permanent traditional tint or adjustable(wish list:eletrochromatic?) Or maybe the sticky camo tape we have seen on previous mules?
Is this the tint gradient towards the top of the windscreen a permanent traditional tint or adjustable(wish list:eletrochromatic?) Or maybe the sticky camo tape we have seen on previous mules?
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Or get stuck in the mud while having "health" issues. Course, the X is 4WD, so getting stuck is less likely.
goneskiian
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I dunno, are you sure that's not a Model 3 prototype?
;-)Yes, I am referencing the infamous "pier videos". Ha!
ssq
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Thegreatdane
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Model X shown in very personal Elon Musk interview on Danish TV. 21 Søndag | TV | DR
First sighting 21 Søndag | TV | DR
Second sighting 21 Søndag | TV | DR
The frunk looks pretty large to me. You can see the wipers as well. Notice how this car has one white falcon wing door. What else do you see?
First sighting 21 Søndag | TV | DR
Second sighting 21 Søndag | TV | DR
The frunk looks pretty large to me. You can see the wipers as well. Notice how this car has one white falcon wing door. What else do you see?
EarlyAdopter
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MrBoylan
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ssq
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Or a stroller [emoji13]
Looks like they squeezed out all the space they could in designing the frunk.
I still wonder how on earth those falcon wings will work in tight parking garages/spaces where there is very little room between cars?
That FW door with the black/white sections has enough contrast to highlight an interesting point in the hinging mechanism where the two pieces meet: it appears the lower (white) section of the door has it's upper edge "captured" by a C-shaped channel in the upper door. It's almost as if you'd slide the lower section sideways in to the upper section during assembly.
Other notes:
- Cutout above front bumper behind nosecone location has a notch that would appear to match the shape of where the "Tesla T" emblem will be.
- Only a single latch hasp for frunk
- Still hard to make anything out with those headlights
Other notes:
- Cutout above front bumper behind nosecone location has a notch that would appear to match the shape of where the "Tesla T" emblem will be.
- Only a single latch hasp for frunk
- Still hard to make anything out with those headlights
cgiGuy
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jvonbokel
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I see a bunch of small holes in the bumper that aren't there on my Model S. I wonder if those could be for new sensors of some kind?
Seriously, though, that's not even a joke. I've been thinking about the same thing. I know that image is photoshop, but if the cars were standing that close, I am not sure you could open the front right door enough to have the passenger (even a normal sized one) comfortably get out.Depending on how wide the driver is, you can see a situation where it is easier to get out of the back of the MX than the front
This doesn't look like in the video. First I thought it was just the perspective, bit when you look closer you see that the doors in the video open much further down. In addition in the animation it looks like the doors go in and then go down. In the video it looks much more like one movement where they just fold in.Less room than this? If so, you wouldn't be able to get out of your driver's side door.
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