Poll: Unusual pickup truck features

[outdoors]

Lot of pickup buyers live in 100k houses, so there's that.

For a great %, I bet they spend more time in that truck or at a worksite than they do at home. So a second home to many.

 

[Buckminster]

Colour coded on which were correct.

Which of these do you expect any of the released versions to include?

1. 
   Full length loading - from frunk through cabin to bed
   20 vote(s)
   24.7%
2. 
   Decent campbed for camping mode
   27 vote(s)
   33.3% -Accessory only
3. 
   Full length bed
   28 vote(s)
   34.6%
4. 
   Amphibious built in
   11 vote(s)
   13.6%
5. 
   Cabriolet or removable roof section
   10 vote(s)
   12.3%
6. 
   Self inflating / deflating tyres
   13 vote(s)
   16.0%
7. 
   Air suspension drops at rear and rises at front to allow for ramp loading
   41 vote(s)
   50.6%
8. 
   FWB or scissor doors (cyberpunk style)
   10 vote(s)
   12.3%
9. 
   Star link receiver built in
   16 vote(s)
   19.8%
10. 
    Touch screen in rear
    14 vote(s)
    17.3%
11. 
    Built in fridge / cooler
    23 vote(s)
    28.4%
12. 
    Covered bed option that is integrated with the rest of the cabin (AC for camping etc.)
    35 vote(s)
    43.2%

 

[BigBird271]

I was thinking that with so many new towable RVs coming with (or at least prepared for) wireless rear view cameras it would great if Tesla had one that integrated with Cyber Trucks built in rear view mirror screen thing. This way you would not have an additional aftermarket monitor stuck to your dash or windshield getting in the way and taking up your 12v accessory socket. Plus a wireless backup camera built by Tesla would have good enough resolution to actually be useful (unlike many of the others on the market) and Tesla could make some money selling them.

 

[Buckminster]

Is amphibious still on the cards:
Elon Musk hints at Tesla Cybertruck being amphibious - is he kidding? - Electrek

Also, further bed to cabin integration providing longer bed plus better camping options aka midgate:

 

[israndy]

That was an excellent discussion (and I cannot stand Zac and Elwood normally) going into the history of cars that tried the midgate concept. Sadly its a history of unpopular cars and inefficient solutions, but it does point out how useful a solution it could be for the cT.

With the dual backup cameras to feed the two screens being able to change the bed into just another part of the interior under the tonneau cover would make for a great secure storage or camping solution. Elon already said that the bed would be part of the AC system, what better way to accomplish this than roll down the rear window or put down the whole midgate.

And I love the idea of the midgate keeping what is dirty from what is clean. You can powerwash the bed after hauling gravel and then put down the midgate and load up on 4x8 panels and close the tailgate to securely lock them in.