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I was hoping for production sooner, like now lol

If all the above testing cycles still needing completion is true, that seems like they are a year away from production. By all the other indicators, production should start relatively soon. Not in a year. I was hoping these were all early samples, just needed for crash testing.

Yea they could be testing vehicles still. But if so why tape the hoods?

Nah

I thought so as well, and blocked Fast Company after my news aggregator suggested it. Although since that TikTok video with the two carriers came out there is a clear problem with panel alignment. It might just be a matter of alignment and not panel sizing. But either way it needs to be fixed.

How will the brake lights work when tailgate down? Another set of lights on the wall corners?

Best option will probably be Tesla Insurance, at least at first.

I made a factual statement. They did make a metal roof. That was all.

My wife's Model S is a metal roof, never say never

I've read several articles on this case. The last article I read (maybe not the one quoted on this thread) said they drove from Colorado to California in March of 2022. Colorado Arizona and California in spring of 2022 was, in fact, a mild year.

The article didn't say he was turned away at a service center. I seriously doubt they would simply turn away a warranty request. I've never had problems with going in or making an appointment.

Tesla ignoring potential user errors like tire maintenance is not helpful, sure. But that article said the user said a one year old EV had something like 40-50% the range in mild spring conditions. Something is off. They should be able to replicate that. If not I think the user was lying...

I'm in the camp, "build it in Not Texas" ?

That's not a huge premium for the upgrade.

Not to mention likely the reason for a year delay. Musk is hell bent on not being showed up he's now actively slowing EV adoption. Musk needs to go as CEO.

Looks complicated, that or he didn't know how to open it. Strange coming from a dealership, you'd they'd rehearse before filming.

The moon buggy was developed by GM and Boeing.

The moon buggy was developed in partnership with GM.