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3% or 5% smaller wouldn’t have helped with Europe or the market anywhere in the world that needs a smaller truck. Don’t doubt ur vibe, be cuz it’s true.

She said only 1 hamburger and it can’t be eaten in bed.

It would still need crush cans and to be engineered to collapse and it will be (this is much easier without an engine) but I think external airbags are a cool possibility for pedestrian collisions. They might not be like traditional airbags that need to actually have a collision to inflate or...

I’m an old guy who has used twitter for years pretty much just to look at Elon Musk’s tweets. I have technically followed other accounts including some Elon follows but rarely look at them. When I started looking at Elon Musks tweets he had about 27,000 followers on twitter and now has 31...

Painting along with dies and metal stamping multiplies capital costs over what CT would require to manufacture. Paint also has environmental costs. A steel origami exoskeleton is a major advance. You’re right though that badges and logos wouldn’t add much cost. I suspect it’s just an aesthetic...

220,000 /146 is about 1500. Do you think CT weighs 1500 lbs?

If it’s access to the bed like Chevy Avalanche it also means CT can carry 8’ loads with the tailgate up.

It would be better if done using a photorealistic rendering image without false details like the “Tesla” embossed in the tailgate.

It just shows they don’t get it. The CyberTruck design reflects how it’s made. It’s not about arbitrary decorative decisions that can just be softened to look more conventional. Most of the changes are either unnecessary or not possible with CyberTrucks materials and manufacturing approach.

Since the Art piece came out, I’ve done a few of those guerilla Art masterpieces myself but the Eddie Murphy quote shows it actually has more meaning on the back of a CyberTruck.