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Thanks, yes, I think that is the key point I was missing that you and others were kind enough to clarify.

Really? I think what is confusing/throwing me off is in the photo, the wheel wells appear to be part of the "exoskeleton" (using Teslas word for it) whereas in the graphic I referenced (which I think also originally came from Tesla?), the wheel wells are clearly part of the casting attached to...

So it seems like this is no longer the plan:

Not sure I've seen this open before today:

What's up with the Knight Rider headlights? Or is that just due to the camera? Also, note round steering wheel.

Too bad this camo wrap version is missing the aero wheel covers

It's leaking oil. Oh wait, nevermind. No more: - oil and oil filter changes - timing belt replacements - radiator replacements - waxing of paint - spark plugs to replace - What else?

https://electrek.co/2023/04/21/tesla-update-4680-battery-cell/ "On Texas production, we increased 50% quarter-over-quarter, through yields increased 12% and peak rate increased by 20% and through yields improved by 20%. Altogether, the team accomplished a 25% reduction in COGS over the...

Seems like all the recent CT sightings have been in Fremont area but this wind tunnel is in Austin yes? Could this be an Austin built prototype?

Surely this keeps open the possibility of solar panels, though, I am not sure how much good such a small panel would do (maybe charging camping gear and tools?). The cabin would be well lit in this video if the roof was not opaque.

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This is from the CyberRodeo, but the rear window is definitely down:

First 90 sec I think are new footage (from CyberRodeo) but not of the version from yesterday's event (Note squared mirrors and what appears to be yoke steering).

In this video and other recent ones it looks like there is no light passing down through the 'greenhouse' glass top (above the rear passengers). Could that be because instead of glass there are solar panels?! (Probably not but here's hoping.)

Is that a slight curvature from left to right I see in the windshield? Reminds me of the Jay Leno show when Elon complained the huge flat windshield was actually difficult to see out of.

Only one set of wheel wells. I think its the semi, which, unlike the CT, is in production

I'm loving the greehouse roof and how the yoke steering looks. (Though with all that glass I wonder how loud it will be inside during a heavy rain?) Not loving the front middle seat that dumps your drinks on the people in the back when you raise it... An engineering fail imho.

Admin edit: this is the original Cybertruck concept on display at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California back in October. See thread: https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/original-cybertruck-concept-shows-up-at-designer-franz-von-holzhausens-alma-mater.5665/ Posting...

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