psshh.. no.Does anyone think there's a deployable ramp built into the tailgate?
In previous photos there are 2 stainless pieces and a stamping, so 3 metal pieces.As spotted by Joe Tegtmeyer
Image of Cybertruck front hoods (showing they are two-pieces, the front facial panels to complete the face of the Cybertrucks, and a tailgate. This is in the SW testing and training section.
that’s almost a certaintyCouldn't read the labels on the box to see where these parts were shipped from but it appears these pieces weren't manufactured at the Austin Gigafactory.
I was under the impression the CT was going to be CNC'd from a single block of SS.This just in. The cybertruck isnt one big piece of metal!
Here is the photo from a couple weeks ago. It shows a stamped part on the underside before the front is attached. Courtesy Joe Tegtmeyer.In previous photos there are 2 stainless pieces and a stamping, so 3 metal pieces.
I thought the steel might have been manufactured at the same foundry SpaceX uses. Does SpaceX get its steel from overseas?that’s almost a certainty
That they’re being uncrated demonstrates they are fabricated offsite
the nature of the crates suggest potentially overseas
None of which would be too confusing if there weren’t meanwhile folks suggesting customer-ready units are being produced
Suppose it’s possible, but seems unlikely, that Tesla intends production hoods to involve overseas parts supply?
Maybe they were made in Fremont. After all, until recently all of the Cybertrucks were made at Fremont. Just a thought.I thought the steel might have been manufactured at the same foundry SpaceX uses. Does SpaceX get its steel from overseas?
I agree that using a crate makes it look like these pieces are coming from a distance. If they were produced locally (on-site or even 50 miles away) they might use the same kind of racks Tesla uses for parts ready to go into the assembly line.
never say never, but: the nature of those crates strongly suggests overseas cargo prepMaybe they were made in Fremont. After all, until recently all of the Cybertrucks were made at Fremont. Just a thought.