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Unfortunately Lars was wrong and Wes was right. I'm updating the thread title so that it is not confusing...

I hope you are right! Nevertheless, if somebody clarifies it, I'll post it here.

Ok, now that's confusing. I've found this particular thread and asked a clarifying question and tagged a few X account that may be relevant. I appreciate if you repost it, so that the chance of these accounts see the post is higher. Thanks.

I don't get it. Are you sure you wanted to address it to me? I started the thread to let you guys know that Lars confirmed the matrix headlights for the Cybertruck (harware only, software likely coming later). If you are referring to my Grok3 post, I posted it to counter other AI related...

Grok3 summary: https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_8225707f-bfe0-4b8f-b7c4-6faaecd5d19c

Why would it be 50/50? I think the answer from Lars outweighs the answer from an AI with limited information. "Matrix headlights" means the hardware: it contains a 2 dimensional matrix of leds that lights up different part of the space in front of them. The software is not there to properly...

I doubt that the light bar has this intelligence built in.

[UPDATE: Unfortunately it turned out to be not correct: the Cybertruck does not have the hardware for matrix headlights. See Post #58 in this thread. Updated with screenshots posted by @Crissa This video explains Tesla's matrix headlights / automatic adaptive headlights.

I looked for possibilities to 3D print in my area and it turns out that the local library does that for free with a promise to finish in 30 days. They did it. Maybe there is something in your area, too. Btw I have problems with the second generation: it is pretty hard to install, it just does...

I believe that's ok temporarily. In the videos he is mentioning to work on making the CT approved in the UK.

That's great, thanks for the info. I see that basically insurance is the only issue here if I want to drive my Cybertruck temporarily in Europe (plus the shipping costs).

There are so many countries in the Vienna Convention, you can choose any contry as a registration, I imagine some of the not so rich countries have less rules to comply to, e.g. if you remember Yianninize's CT is registered in Albania:

Where do you get it from? The US did not sign the Vienna Convention and I did not see anything in the wikipedia page mentioning that a US-registered Cybertruck would be legal there. I can second that, but I don't think that's a huge issue. I mean it would be probably an issue in the Greek or...

The beach. ?

Ok, wires into the panel, that's ok, but it still does not explain how to turn it on and off.

Can you share the link to what it is about? A quick Google search did not reveal anything.

1, How do you turn them on and off? 2, Are these road legal for night driving or is it supposed to be offroad only?

https://makerworld.com/en/models/860910#profileId-811172

Maybe a map data update? Those are not silently downloaded in the background. Some info on the map potentially also affect driving.

I don't think that helps, does it? It should count the number of notices per drive (from Park to Park), not per FSD activation.