Recent content by Jacob

I can't tell from the video what he used to try to break the glass. Would be nice to know if he was standing on the glass roof.

OMG 🙄

They are still only making 1000 foundation series, no? It can't be too long then before we all get ours I'm thinking (assuming they are filling all foundation series orders first).

I think the purple wrap looks GREAT! I love seeing people customize their Cybertrucks! I see it as a blank canvas and every iteration I see makes me consider what I want to do with mine.

Wouldn't it be great if Tesla would allow developers a chance to "unlock" developer mode so that users could dabble with (insert your programming language (Python) here) and create apps that the Tesla team (and other users) could "plug in" to the user interface and try? They could be...

*When you enter "Beast Mode", does it stay in beast mode until you take it out (like the Hummer EV)? *What is the 0-60 time in Beast Mode if you don't do the "Launch Sequence"? *Is the ride very harsh (stiff) in Beast Mode like it is with the Hummer EV? *What is the 0-60 time in the...

How about a knob on the center console that would allow you to turn the wheels manually?

I'd like to know what the max rear steering angle is. Not a show stopper, just would like to know.

I would like to see an option to independently control the rear steering manually. When I first saw the Hummer, I thought that was what that knob on the center console could be used for. That would be really cool for showing off.

I am SUPER stoked about this news! I want mine to be a 4 motor one! Opens up so many possibilities with torque vectoring and I'm assuming a bump in power also.

I wonder if the quad steering will be an option, or perhaps only available in the dual/single motor versions. Perhaps the tri-motor version will have too much torque or the two motors in back won't allow enough room for quad steering. I hope this is not the case. I want to see a tri-motor, quad...

Adding inverse current has been used for decades and is very effective in preventing corrosion on bridges and buildings that are earth grounded. It has been used (arguably effectively) in the auto industry. And my primary concern is not the body corroding. It's fasteners, structural components...

I'm not planning to intentionally, of course I don't with any other vehicle that I've owned that has succumbed to salt. Unless they can button up the Cybertruck to prevent ALL water from getting in, it's going to corrode. Plus, the more water tight you make it, the harder it is for the water...

But galvanic corrosion is accelerated with an electrolyte.

This is also a company that manufactures cars that corrode in the salt just like any other manufacturer. I was hoping that the Cybertruck would last much, MUCH longer thinking that the entire structure would be stainless steel (as i think many of us did). But now I find out it has an aluminum...