It should have triangular tyres,too.

Already seen a video of the wheel covers flying off on the highway, they are clearly misaligned in this picture from where they were installed. Can't imagine they won't get revised or recalled soon.

Quote from: henkkaj on September 12, 2023, 07:49:02What could they have possibly been thinking of wirh the tailgate/tonneau cover buttons positioned on top of the truck exposed to elements?
Try to get the tailgate open while the buttons are covered in an inch of ice?
Been on the waiting list since day one but I'm not going to be able to work in Scandinavian winter with a truck designed for Arizona desert :-(
Hope they have a 4x4 Cargo version of the lwb ID.Buzz coming out next year because every news article I read about the Cybertruck it seems less and less like a rust-free ultimate work horse and more like a california beach party accessory.

Umm... You can use your phone? 🤷🏾�♂️

What could they have possibly been thinking of wirh the tailgate/tonneau cover buttons positioned on top of the truck exposed to elements?
Try to get the tailgate open while the buttons are covered in an inch of ice?
Been on the waiting list since day one but I'm not going to be able to work in Scandinavian winter with a truck designed for Arizona desert :-(
Hope they have a 4x4 Cargo version of the lwb ID.Buzz coming out next year because every news article I read about the Cybertruck it seems less and less like a rust-free ultimate work horse and more like a california beach party accessory.

Does anyone have the actual length of the truck? With all the prototypes on the road cant imagine they are going to change the length at this iteration. Looking to build a new garage to house my cybertruck and would like to know in advance.

There'll be a barrage of hipsters and those with deep pockets who have to have one as some sort of status symbol (like waiting in line for the latest iPhone), but its usefulness as an actual truck...?  I guess it doesn't matter, most pick up trucks haul nothing but air these days. Wouldn't want to mar the bedliner, after all.

Quote from: Incredulous on September 11, 2023, 15:03:05Those wheels, with the rims protruding over the tire wall. Doesn't that introduce a risk of damaging/blowing the tire wall when the driver inevitably kerbs the wheels?

Those are plastic wheel covers. They are too soft to damage the tire, and would protect the wheel underneath from damage in the event of a curb. Tesla's been using aero wheel covers for a while now.

Yeah, looks horrible, it seems they have shifted from the planned placement, not to mention you apparently need special tires, and there is already damage.

Looks pretty ugly as well, but it's still prototype level I guess.

Those wheels, with the rims protruding over the tire wall. Doesn't that introduce a risk of damaging/blowing the tire wall when the driver inevitably kerbs the wheels?