Image of new Cybertruck with a polished stainless steel finish?

[Dirt Worker]

Reflective surfaces seem like a driving hazard but I can't find a law prohibiting it. Seems like the CT will get enough attention. Dull grey vinyl wrap for me.

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[FullyGrounded]

It could also be totally photoshopped with the flat surfaces and sharp angles. Probably one of the easiest to PS. peace

 

[Ogre]

It could also be totally photoshopped with the flat surfaces and sharp angles. Probably one of the easiest to PS. peace

The reflections of things you can see are too good for Photoshop. More likely if its fake, it's done with 3d modeling not Photochop

 

[FutureBoy]

Reflective surfaces seem like a driving hazard but I can't find a law prohibiting it. Seems like the CT will get enough attention. Dull grey vinyl wrap for me.

It doesn't seem like reflective surfaces are prohibited. Think of the shiny milk truck you see sometimes.

In fact just the other day I was driving down the highway and saw a tow truck with a large mirror-like reflective surface at the front of the bed. I could actually see my own reflection as I was following the truck.




I get that the reflective surface could help when trying to load a vehicle in the dark. But it also seems like there would be issues for vehicles following along at night if there were not a load on the truck to block the reflection.

And yes, before anyone gets distracted by it, my windshield currently has a large crack that needs to get fixed.

 

[Albern]

It looks like the original CT prototype sitting in the Design Studio at Hawthorne.

 

[Klaxon]

The picture proves that the Cybertruck is still only a mirage

 

[HaulingAss]

It's hard for me to understand people who try to discredit the Cybertruck due to a shiny body. If you love your Cybertruck too much I imagine it would be possible to accidently over-polished it and make it more reflective than desired. But if that happens the solution is to simply hit it with a Scotch Brite pad.

Problem solved. Now you will need to think of something else to worry about.

 

[Ogre]

It's hard for me to understand people who try to discredit the Cybertruck due to a shiny body. If you love your Cybertruck too much I imagine it would be possible to accidently over-polished it and make it more reflective than desired. But if that happens the solution is to simply hit it with a Scotch Brite pad find a mud patch and spend about 30 minutes doing donuts.

I don't usually indulge in "Fixed it for you"... but in this case necessary.

 

[Klaxon]

It's hard for me to understand people who try to discredit the Cybertruck due to a shiny body. If you love your Cybertruck too much I imagine it would be possible to accidently over-polished it and make it more reflective than desired. But if that happens the solution is to simply hit it with a Scotch Brite pad.

Problem solved. Now you will need to think of something else to worry about.

In many cases it is enough to never wash your car. Verified, it works well. Nobody will be blinded, or even look at your car.

 

[HaulingAss]

In many cases it is enough to never wash your car. Verified, it works well. Nobody will be blinded, or even look at your car.

Cybertruck looks most beautiful to me when it's got a little dust and dirt on it.

 

[joshuaeshore]

Dope!

 

[Ogre]

Cybertruck looks most beautiful to me when it's got a little dust and dirt on it.

The contrast of super shiny and super muddy is definitely intriguing.

 

[TechOps]

The prototype looks a bit shinier every time we see it. It's probably getting a bit scratched and they polish it further each time. Nothing in the photo seems different from the prototype we've seen so far.

 

[mullins46]

I wouldn’t even wrap it if it came like that ?

 

[Deleted member 11233]

If they can polish one of these classic warbirds or Airstream trailers into a mirror finish, then they can surely polish a CT.

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