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Cybertruck tonneau cover in action!
Yeah ... given Tesla's notorious alignment *ahem* issues maybe it wouldn't have been such a bad idea to spend the coin on that secondary set of lights so as to keep the lightbar monolithic.Where are the alignment police when you need em?![]()
I think the standard practice for something like this is stacked under windowWait. Where does the cover go when it is open? We can clearly see the back seats when the cover is open, so does it just curl up in the back roof? It seems like a rather thick cover. I'm guessing it's magic. . .![]()
It is under the vault. Slides down the rear window and behind the back seats. There is a patent floating around. Also people who were inside when it opened.Wait. Where does the cover go when it is open? We can clearly see the back seats when the cover is open, so does it just curl up in the back roof? It seems like a rather thick cover. I'm guessing it's magic. . .![]()
i think it goes where the mid-gate would be..Wait. Where does the cover go when it is open? We can clearly see the back seats when the cover is open, so does it just curl up in the back roof? It seems like a rather thick cover. I'm guessing it's magic. . .![]()
Its going to be really interesting seeing Sandy Munro take the the cover apart, I can't wait to see what engineering magic they did to make it not jam, when mud or leaves get in it.Donāt care about the noise.
So much more reliable than Rivianās cover. Thatās what I want.
If you are reasonably bright, you will not roll it up when itās covered with large amounts of mud, snow, or leaves.Its going to be really interesting seeing Sandy Munro take the the cover apart, I can't wait to see what engineering magic they did to make it not jam, when mud or leaves get in it.