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No and I seriously doubt the UK will be a high priority for Tesla to sell the Cybertruck in. If (and that’s a big if) they bring it to Europe, no doubt they’ll focus on strong EU markets before even contemplating UK - just like they did with the Plaid. I honestly wouldn’t keep your hopes up...

Are those headlights bright enough do you think? I love the headlights on my Y so we know Tesla know how to do good lights. But when that Rivian R1S drove by, it’s headlights looked much brighter than the Cybertruck.. also would the placement of them be too prone to getting lots of mud stuck in...

It's clear to me that whoever truly gets mad about product delays (and I mean those that will actually spit hate and fire) doesn't fully grasp how hard it is, nor the complexities that are going on, not only from a design and production point of view, but from supply chain and political (to an...

Agree. But it was odd that it came up in Elon's "unprepared" opening remarks. Especially odd since he raised this after such a long pause, and the fact that he prefaced it with "in terms of priority of products I think the most important product development we're doing this year is actually the...

Now that we know that the final product is well over a year away (maybe even 2+), you can be sure that what we see now is still not the final product. Side sails, ramps, top light bar (all missing), hidden wiper - they could easily be put into the final product, provided they can do so without...

The dirtier it gets; the sexier it becomes.

One thing is for sure: if Tesla are struggling with keeping up with demand and are production constrained due to supply chain shortage, then you can bet that other companies are too. I believe Elon when he said that introducing any new model right now (or last year) would've disrupted their...

The reality is that if Tesla could've hidden the wiper blade, without compromising the frunk, I'm sure they would've. Can you imagine the complex mechanisms needed to pop the from up from the back (i.e. the line between the glass and the metal front part) to reveal the wiper blade AND also have...

The wiper on the vehicle from the Test track was different to this one. That one was completely straight from base to tip. This one has a kink from the base, so that the wiper is almost flush with the edge of the windscreen. Perhaps that's what he meant by not final? Can't imagine they will have...

Deffo the mirror. Keep looking for more nuggets though!

The one thing that it has in favour of "easier wiping off of the snow" is that it doesn't have to work so hard against gravity since it's moving sideways, then down; rather than up, and then sideways. Hopefully then, the snow should easily slide off and the wiper won't have to work so hard...

When not viewed with full context, the angles can make it look "weird". But if you look at the pic with employees surrounding the truck, it look BAD ASS! When it's standing on it's own, with no real background reference point (such as the pic with no employees + the vid which is moving around...

Overall - love the design and the subtle changes. It's barely a departure from the Alfa prototype - which is what we hoped/expected. Initial thoughts/hopes Lights: The front light bar looks a bit taller/thicker - only by a few cm's. I don't mind, this light bar is a visually defining feature...