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I may be the only one but I am not convinced that is the X. I would not be surprised if it was a prototype 3
I may be the only one but I am not convinced that is the X. I would not be surprised if it was a prototype 3
edit: I admit I am probably in denial: The chopped off back was not what I was expecting.
I'm pretty sure it's a bunch of camo stuff on the back end, not what it will actually look like. I'm also pretty sure it's the X.
Ok that looks proportionally better when laid out next to the design studio image. Maybe it is just the camo pattern that makes it look visually odd in the video.
Remember those Jaguars running around in camouflage with "Google f type" on the side? This is like that--an intentional "leak."
I mean, they pull up in a Tesla-labeled truck (apparently, judging from the description), with some Tesla chase cars, unload this thing in broad daylight, and start running what looks an autocross course with it? In full view of whomever is around?
Tesla is trolling us...
Specifically, the camo tape patterns disguise the lines of the sheet metal, and foam pieces can even distort the shape of some panels to a certain degree. There are some people who are good enough with Photoshop to "erase" the camo and determine what the car could look like in final form.
Remember those Jaguars running around in camouflage with "Google f type" on the side? This is like that--an intentional "leak."
I mean, they pull up in a Tesla-labeled truck (apparently, judging from the description), with some Tesla chase cars, unload this thing in broad daylight, and start running what looks an autocross course with it? In full view of whomever is around?
Tesla is trolling us...
Remember those Jaguars running around in camouflage with "Google f type" on the side? This is like that--an intentional "leak."
I mean, they pull up in a Tesla-labeled truck (apparently, judging from the description), with some Tesla chase cars, unload this thing in broad daylight, and start running what looks an autocross course with it? In full view of whomever is around?
Tesla is trolling us...
Assuming the wheelbase is the same length and the perspective distortion isn't too bad, the mule looks bigger than the old prototype.
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It looks like the front suspension is much higher than the rear suspension in the test vehicle. The gap between the ground and the base of the car is wider going forward and the gap between the front versus rear wheels and the wheel house is larger. Not sure why, but I think this is also distorting the appearance of the X-beta.
Hurray! We finally have evidence of testing. This gives me hope that they may still be on schedule for summer release. I'll reserve judgement until they do an official reveal, because camouflaged vehicles are meant to be deceiving.
We may want to change the title of this thread as people are repeating inaccurate terminology. What we are seeing here is NOT a mule; it is a camouflaged beta unit. An automotive mule, much like the animal definition, is an early test vehicle made up of two different vehicles - generally the body of an existing model over the platform of a new vehicle. This is what you might expect early on when this thread was started. However, we are now looking at a complete vehicle that is representative of what the production Model X will be.