TruckElectric
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Haha that wouldn't look very trucky though!I want the unicorn poop option too. Though if itās heavy it might be impact range.
One weird thing about the frunk on the Cybertruck versus the Ford.
Tesla is literally turning a void in the design into something useful. If the frunk werenāt there, there would just be a big empty space. If you never use the frunk, it has zero impact on range.
Ford actually puts a big box on the front of their truck, like pushing a giant empty box down the highway. Itās a constant drain on your range.
I wonder if someone will make a replacement frunk cover for the Ford for for folks who want the extra few miles of range. Like a range-extending frunk top.
Also add this. It's required in most European countries and I highly recommend it. It could save your life I you stop to help someone on the side of the road or you are stranded for some reason.Things to store in the frunk:
Tow strap
First Aid Kit
Anything else?
The Ford frunk lid adds no additional aero cross section. A blunt front works well at low air velocities and is why the CT works too. The tapered rear makes more of a difference for drag.Ford actually puts a big box on the front of their truck, like pushing a giant empty box down the highway. Itās a constant drain on your range.
I wonder if someone will make a replacement frunk cover for the Ford for for folks who want the extra few miles of range. Like a range-extending frunk top.
Your diagram proves your sentence incorrect.The Ford frunk lid adds no additional aero cross section.
Front cross section area exposed to airflow. That means from left to right accross the vehicle at the point of where the vehicle has the largest cross section. The picture was in relation to the length of the hood comparison.Your diagram proves your sentence incorrect.
-Crissa
Someone has to figure out where they won't put a hole or water into something important underneath. Better for Tesla to plan for that.How come everyone is getting uptight about drain holes all of a sudden? They don't have drills where you guys are from?
Just so I have a plug to use as a glamping bathtub.Someone has to figure out where they won't put a hole or water into something important underneath. Better for Tesla to plan for that.
-Crissa
I do find it fun the non EV folkās brains exploding over F150ās frunk. It is nice though, just not a world beating brand new thing as they YouTube lightning reviews make it seem.Maybe because all of the Tesla frunks are pretty similar. It wasnāt until the Ford Lightning that anyone went further with the frunk space, adding power and USB outlets, drains, and premised specialty sections. Perhaps Tesla was thinking that people would just use it to store things.
Then again, we havenāt seen āanythingā about the final design - only the prototype, and for certain there will be a lot to see.
Those things should be hinged at the bottom and have solar panels on the backside.As a point of interest, there's also wheel well pillars for storage! These always get forgotten about.