FutureBoy
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Wow. Talk about only seeing the surface. Sure if you squint it looks like a raised DeLorean.It’s a raised DeLorean with a Model 3 interior, what’s innovative about it?
But how thick is the stainless steel of the DeLorean? If you just super activate your x-ray specs and look more than the 0.8mm thickness of the DeLorean skin, you will still be in stainless steel for another 2.2 mm which is a big clue to some of the innovation.
Then looking a little deeper you will find a key environmental and safety related feature. The Cybertruck has innovated so much that it no longer needs the DeLorean's flux capacitor using 1.21 jigawatts of electricity. Instead the Cybertruck manages to get mind-blowing acceleration, very high range values, power enough to get off -road in the wildest locals, and all this on a mobile battery pack that doesn't require an actual lightning bolt or plutonium to work. Now, a side effect that you may think is a downgrade, is the loss of time travel. Personally, I'm not so ready to surf the resulting alternate timelines so this seems like a net positive in my book. But your mileage may vary.
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