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Pretty cool! Black dash/ doors and the frunk tub!
You have very sharp eyes. I enlarged it until it was blurry and I could not see the dashboard from the driver's viewpoint. Only the top of the dashboard, which didn't provide much information. It seems like maybe they have a sculptured platform? The frunk tub, if that is what it is (and it certainly looks that way), is shallow and wide as expected. I would love to see it installed and functional (i.e., the frunk opening and closing). Is there any word on whether the frunk will be automated (opening and closing), or the tailgate (I know there is a patent but that doesn't mean it will make it into the initial trucks)?
 

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Are those sun visors behind the dash? They look like Model X style visors as they appear to float behind the windshield. If so then they fold back above the door windows. Does anyone know one way or another? From the unveiling there were LED lights on the interior that this might interfere with. Also, someone in another thread mentioned the lack of entry/exit handles. Does anyone know whether there will be any? I should think that would be helpful in a truck of this size/height.
 


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That 'is' good video. Thanks Joe (and @greggertruck for posting)! I notice two things. First, when the driver pushes on that thing behind the steering wheel on the dash it moves, so this thing is not permanent. Second, the Model Y next to the Cybertruck isn't 'nearly' as short and narrow in comparison as I had earlier thought or expected. Although this possibly has negative connotations for those who want the CT as a work truck, I like the idea that the CT might not consume my entire driveway.
 

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We don't take them outside when drones are detected nearby. Looks like this one slipped through
... because Joe flies every Monday-Wednesday-Friday first thing in the mornings...
 

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I see people with figurines on their 3/Y dashes, but you can run a full on train set on that dash. Maybe I'll get my Hotwheels tracks out of storage for when I'm charging.
Do you think this would fit? You could remove the cloud sky backdrop and just let the view out the windshield be the backdrop.

Tesla Cybertruck [Video added] Cybertruck black interior, dashboard, frunk tub (in bed) - while supercharging 1691171059298
 

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That music lol. Really makes it sound like the drone is getting away with something.
Anyone else thinking the CT looks surprisingly compact next to the Model Y? I expected it to dwarf the MY, but it looks pretty manageable.
 


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notice the charging cord. Looks very close to not reaching. A lot of charges have metal poles to prevent the vehicle from hitting the charger along with parking blocks. I hope this will not be a problem.
 

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Second, the Model Y next to the Cybertruck isn't 'nearly' as short and narrow in comparison as I had earlier thought or expected. Although this possibly has negative connotations for those who want the CT as a work truck, I like the idea that the CT might not consume my entire driveway.
Excellent point.
 

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We don't take them outside when drones are detected nearby. Looks like this one slipped through
I was actually thinking this was Tesla subtly throwing us a bone. They ~know when Joe is going to be flying. They ~know we're feverishly discussing the frunk size in the forums and article comment sections. So, stick a CT out in the open, with the frunk tub in the rear. Adjacent to a dusty Y with the frunk open. "What's that in the bed? Oh, maybe it's the frunk tub. I wish we had a 3/Y frunk for scale, oh, wait..."
 
 




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