RE: Tesla wants us all to talk about the Cybertruck
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Jon_S_Rally said:
Laughable. Purely from a styling perspective. Can you imagine F-150 and Ram driving hicks from the south buying that? I certainly can't. This sums up everything that is wrong with EVs. I don't want a spaceship, or a film-set reject, I just want what I have now, but electric.
As for the windows breaking on stage, one of the most hilarious videos I've seen for a long time, just brilliant. That being said, being able to withstand a 9mm round seems quite appropriate for the US market.
Ironically, on of the reasons Tesla was successful in the first place was because they made an EV that looked, felt and drove like a normal car (the Model S) rather than being a weird thing with stupid styling.As for the windows breaking on stage, one of the most hilarious videos I've seen for a long time, just brilliant. That being said, being able to withstand a 9mm round seems quite appropriate for the US market.
I'm still not sure he's not just trolling everyone...
I would guess this is the crazy, wild, talked-about truck they use to establish Tesla in the truck market, without having to go-head-to-head with Ford / Chevy at all. A bit like the gullwing door Model X was for big family cars.
Then they will follow up with a broader appealing, less Judge Dredd model once the kinks are ironed out.
Then they will follow up with a broader appealing, less Judge Dredd model once the kinks are ironed out.
Reading the comments here means that we are just not ready for it, yet. People moan that cars are looking the same since years, here you have it, but still, people do what they do best: moan
I think that this car is actually designed for the Moon or Mars. In a couple of years Musk is going to drive it up there. Just imagine the customers who already have one, will have a stong connection to the brand. Others, want to have this car for the school run.
Very funny and interesting at the same time Love it!
It's the new Defender!
Or a much cheaper version of the bollinger, remember a couple of weeks back, people were moaning about it's price here. So, here you have it, half the price
I think that this car is actually designed for the Moon or Mars. In a couple of years Musk is going to drive it up there. Just imagine the customers who already have one, will have a stong connection to the brand. Others, want to have this car for the school run.
Very funny and interesting at the same time Love it!
It's the new Defender!
Or a much cheaper version of the bollinger, remember a couple of weeks back, people were moaning about it's price here. So, here you have it, half the price
Edited by Fetthobler on Friday 22 November 13:58
The 'look how tough the windows are..' demonstration is one of the funniest automotive reveals since the Homer.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/technology-50514026/...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/technology-50514026/...
its a brilliant and highly provacative reengineeering of a product category that is frankly an engineering embarrasment.
500 mile range? comfy interior? chuck anything in the back? 0-60 in sub 3? foundations for autonomous driving? Properly toughened bodywork for offroad use?
(If you want a laugh, think about spending 6-7 grand on colour changing paint on your rangerover, then take it offroad)
They hope they sell everyone they can make,
500 mile range? comfy interior? chuck anything in the back? 0-60 in sub 3? foundations for autonomous driving? Properly toughened bodywork for offroad use?
(If you want a laugh, think about spending 6-7 grand on colour changing paint on your rangerover, then take it offroad)
They hope they sell everyone they can make,
Reminds me of some of the prototypes and b&w sketches you see of the Austin Princess....
My initial derision is slowly changing to bravo for something different though... as a commercial vehicle it could look viable - plenty of space for a company logo on the side, loads of space inside, loads of space for moving people and things around, space for batteries with a massive range. My concern will be the sheer size of it - it looks way too big for the UK market - will it fit through London width restrictions? The bullet proof thing is just an unfortunate distraction I think - shame this will take away from this 'launch'...
My initial derision is slowly changing to bravo for something different though... as a commercial vehicle it could look viable - plenty of space for a company logo on the side, loads of space inside, loads of space for moving people and things around, space for batteries with a massive range. My concern will be the sheer size of it - it looks way too big for the UK market - will it fit through London width restrictions? The bullet proof thing is just an unfortunate distraction I think - shame this will take away from this 'launch'...
Looks a bit like a university engineering project and one of their mates knocked the appearance off a couple of days before submitting.
'Styling' aside I'd like to know the dimensions as it looks absolutely gigantic. The interior is huge and there's a giant load bed out back. I doubt it's going to fit here.
'Styling' aside I'd like to know the dimensions as it looks absolutely gigantic. The interior is huge and there's a giant load bed out back. I doubt it's going to fit here.
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