Many states are loosening their child labor laws. The seating capacity you describe matches what a standard work crew will be in the near future. ?
That would be a great add-on accessory!
I thought that's what the frunk monkey was for!
Looks like they are trying to help ('get around') that with the large triangled glass.
I've been using trucks for over 40 years for tasks that require work gloves, and I can't recall one time I didn't take the gloves off before driving the truck. This is true even when driving old beaters because you don't want to transfer the crap on the work gloves to the steering wheel, the radio/stereo, and other controls. Plus, if you have been doing real work, the driving is like a work break, you don't keep wearing your gloves, it's like leaving a condom on after sex. The gloves go on the floor of the truck, on the center console or in the back, depending upon what you are doing and how dirty/wet they are.
No. And there wont be one, in the Lightning.
Sure the triangle window helps, but real world experience is that the pillars are big enough to block your vision and cause you to miss things in your sight line you should absolutely be able to see. Countless times I've missed noticing people behind the pillar even though I could see part of their bodies sticking out either end of the pillar. Thankfully, I've never hit anyone. Only once diff I have a real close call, and once that happens, you make extra effort to see behind the pillar by leaning back and forth to make sure you aren't missing something. With a truck like this whose pillars are seriously sight restricting, you really have to actively pay attention when turning. What I'm talking about is the same thing as when drivers don't notice a motorcyclist even when they are looking right in their direction. Sometimes if you aren't looking for that thing right in front of your eyes, of there are enough other visual or mental distractions, you don't notice it. This happens with chunky pillars because you see the pillar, but don't notice the small section of a person that is visible in the distance beyond it when you aren't actively focusing on if there is something being blocked from view.Looks like they are trying to help ('get around') that with the large triangled glass.
For similar reasons the length of the dash is dictated by the exterior shape. It's been a small shock to me to realise there are many reservation holders who apparently expected a much shorter dash, and are angry about the driver/screen distance.
The size of that dash has been long known and visible from the outside. Including, yes, views from the outside looking 'into' the truck - eg, standing outside with the door open.
