? New Cybertruck video showing (removable) side mirrors, rear wheel steering, turning radius!

[TheLastStarfighter]

For us with wheelchair bound kids, very usable.

You keep your kids in the bed?!?!?

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[TheLastStarfighter]

Not the first. That other grainy photos were the first.
This tailgate is different as was the one from the grainy photos.

Here it is with the mirrors folded in.

Love the brew on the curb.

 

[rizvend]

You keep your kids in the bed?!?!?

You obviously have not transported a child with a wheelchair, Karen.

 

[Ogre]

Not the first. That other grainy photos were the first.
This tailgate is different as was the one from the grainy photos.

Here it is with the mirrors folded in.

“Folded in”??

You mean removed perhaps not installed?

 

[Firetruck41]

“Folded in”??

You mean removed perhaps not installed?

Either that, or since they couldn't build it without mirrors, they choose to build it with the biggest rearview mirrors ever! ?

 

[Ogre]

You obviously have not transported a child with a wheelchair, Karen.

Pretty sure he was being flippant, not trying to offend or be a jerk.

You make a great case for why the ramp is a nice feature.

 

[Dids]

“Folded in”??

You mean removed perhaps not installed?

No I mean mirror folded in. As it would be if no one is inside.

 

[Dids]

Either that, or since they couldn't build it without mirrors, they choose to build it with the biggest rearview mirrors ever! ?

Not that big... f150 mirrors extend out 8 inches. Cybertruck has a bigger slope from the belt line so mirror would need to extend out further. Also likely that mirror does not go out straight but is raked back so would need to be about 10 inches and with rake about 1 ft.

 

[TheLastStarfighter]

You obviously have not transported a child with a wheelchair, Karen.

My wife is officially disabled, and has spent time in a wheelchair. Sucks, but at least we get good parking at Costco. I just couldn't help but chuckle at the idea of transporting people with the ramp.

I wasn't asking to talk to your manager, so your "karen" joke, makes no sense.

 

[Quicksilver]

The point is that I think the cybervan will be directed at commercial and multi passenger use, not so much for private use. Although I'd love one, maybe even more than the cybretruck.

I'm eagerly awaiting my CT but if they come out with a van version before the CT is ramped up I'll jump ship and wait on the van. Or I'll take delivery of the CT and sell it when the van comes out.
I've been driving a Nissan E200 for the last four years (and will drive it until the CT is ready) and I like a van more than I like a pickup truck.
I just dropped 63K for a 2022 Dodge 3500 dually to replace the 04 we had that was on life support.
That will meet my truck needs.
A van is more practical for me especially if there is a tri-motor version that will smoke a Hellcat. It would also have to have the stainless steel body and armor glass.

 

[John K]

You keep your kids in the bed?!?!?

All kids travelled in truck beds during the 70s

 

[TheLastStarfighter]

All kids travelled in truck beds during the 70s

I was thinking he was super retro!

 

[jerhenderson]

GAHH SERIOUSLY.. WHAT YEAR IS THIS CAMERA FROM?!

Kodak film era

 

[jerhenderson]

Bigfoot quality is right LOL
Thank you for posting though. We are all nuts looking at grainy video of a truck that probably won't be out for 2 more years....

hey man - grainy CT porn is better than none.

 

[RVAC]

Upon looking at it further it does seem the windshield extends further down and hence the hood seems shorter although the overall dimensions I believe are unchanged. Definitely not a fan as it throws proportions really off.

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