OMG, I don't even care that we are down from ATHs now. Cybertruck leaks. 
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It appears that the back wheels are controlling the wipers?
I have a funny feeling we're going to get "leaks" all day long.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
That's actually at transformer component. CT turns into an upright Gordon Johnson robot, and that's where the chassis pivots and pushes the body panels vertical.
Common mistake.
Buckminster
Well-Known Member
Looks slick. Panel gaps look great. Different wheels. I reckon early production is on for July.
Thank you for the clarification. It was information I had received from TD Ameritrade.
That is an effing fantastic looking car! When it hits the streets it will blow peoples minds. How do I invest?
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
mltv
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The truck bed looks smaller than I imagine. I don't need full size bed so I like it. I think the back seats can be fold down for a fullsize bed.
If I recall, Elon recently said they were designed to be easily removed by the customer.Booo
I think it looks really good! Can't wait to see more pics.
TheWalkingDad
Cybertruck 23' or bust.
Size comparison to S: This thing is huge.
Drumheller
Active Member
Much like the police, I expect they will investigate themselves and find no evidence of wrong doing. If they do announce finding anything wrong, I expect a public dog and pony show accompanied behind the scenes by a gentle tap on the wrist and a cartoonishly exaggerated wink.Hedge Funds Ensnared in Expansive DOJ Probe Into Short Selling https://www.bloomberg.com › articles › 2021-12-10
Anybody else pleased to see the DOJ working on this, rather than the $EC?
Cheers!
I would be happy to be wrong.
StealthP3D
Well-Known Member
I hope the wiper can regen on the return stroke from air pressure!
The tires and wheel look a little smaller and the front end has more of a curve to it than earlier prototypes (I think).
I can't WAIT to see these beasts out driving on roads. It's going to be epic, especially for any Bladerunner fans!
There may be something happening on the charging front. Remember Elon saying that by the end of the year all cars will be able to charge on the Tesla SC system? When I received my MS LR a month ago, I was surprised to see that there was no NEMA 14-50 attachment for the charging chord, it only had a 3-prong 110 adapter. Fortunately, I have one for my '18 MS 75 D, I use that for both cars. At first I was p'oed that a near $100K car would not have the NEMA included. Now, I"m thinking maybe we are close to a switch to a different plug profile. How this would happen exactly, I don't know. Just thought I'd throw that out there for something to chew on.
You can see the bed of another cybertruck with a bedliner or something. 5 mins 42 seconds. My link leads just before. And 4 mins 27 seconds there is a cybertruck parked on the side of the test track.
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
Not to be nit picky, but could possibly be the same wheels with aero covers removed.
Looks like police agencies are figuring out how great Teslas and EVs are for their purposes. Just wait until they figure out what the Cybertruck can do. Little to no body damage, bullet resistant, smash resistant windows, no paint to upkeep, cheap running costs etc. Yearly demand just in the US will be simply massive.
Also consider officers using autopilot on the road while they are doing things like running plates for a traffic stop.
Also consider officers using autopilot on the road while they are doing things like running plates for a traffic stop.
If you look at the original, the bed goes at least a foot "under" the rear glass, so the bed is longer than the overhead shows.
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