My second to last modification is now complete.
I purchased a set of OEM looking rocker steps from Tsportline and installed them over the weekend. Here is the link if you are interested in a set...
As much as I like the SS body I always felt that the Cybertruck exterior panels should have copied the Corvette. GM uses SMC (sheet molded compound) for the exterior panels. SMC panels don't suffer from waviness, rust or dents. The weight savings would have been significant over thick SS...
If anyone gets a $59k lemon and requests a "buy back" from Tesla I will be curious if the check will be based on the $69,990 price or $59,990 price minus a mileage deduction.
The graphics are apparently UV printed, not decals or paint. EVBASE reply:
"Thank you for your interest in our 18" Aero Covers for the Cybertruck.
The white sections in the center and the four outer white stripes are UV-printed, not decals or paint.
At the moment, we do not offer a blank...
I fully agree with your test drive comments. I did two 1.5 hour Premium test drives previously to taking delivery of our SAWD.
The SAWD beats the Premium is seat comfort, ride quality and quietness. I've set mine to "Relaxed" and "Chill" and it's just right for my ride and smooth acceleration...
If those are just white decals that could be removed I would be interested. I just can't tell from the photos.
I sent the company an e-mail for clarification.
I purchased the US made one from Rough Country. I'm very pleased and would highly recommend.
https://www.roughcountry.com/product/tesla-under-seat-storage-rc09902?srsltid=AfmBOoosPIiW9SHYOBgRyyxL9feb8jHCLpcCx9gTIGwrtiO8tQMyqIwB
Vampire drain was one of the reasons I sold my R1T after 2-years. I would lose 8-12 miles a day and numerous service department visits were futile.
I set my SAWD to “Low Power Mode“ and it suffers virtually zero vampire drain in a 24 hour period.
Nagesh Palakurthi, the founder, president, and CEO of Angstrom Automotive Group (AAG) is about to see what it feels like to mess with a huge guerrilla.