Tesla Cybertruck

In Ireland, builders and farmers buy trucks and use them as trucks. In America Joe Soaps buy trucks and use them like we use cars. Meaning it's exactly what it needs to be in America

Tbf they are both consistent and aligned. It's not halo, it's a non serious product with an expensive price tag.

Halo doesn't mean a serious product with cheap price on it.

If it isn't mass market why is Musk pretending that it is, that it would be cheap and that they'd ship hundreds of thousands.

Then went and built something that is hand crafted and very much pieced together.

A small irrelevant point.....Going by the number I've seen broken down on English motorways or on the back of breakdown trucks Aston Martin is definitely not high quality.

Canbus being decades old and an industry standard. It's use and purpose and proliferation in vehicles being very much an industry norm.

Agreed.

I refute this 🤣🤣🤣😍

I'd agree with most of what you say however the last bit. The car looks crap it's complete flawed in its finish and manufacturer and resembles something that you'd put your test rig together on not a finished product or platform.

I tend to think logic is throw out the window similar to apple users who believe the apple package means more than analysising what your paying for and what you get.

In my honest opinion as I've stated tesla could have delivered something really special in the pick up space. They've enough design experience at this point to do so. Instead what they delivered can easily be construed as a fanboys wetsdream. Something someone drew from a Halo game animation. That's harder to argue against.

I don't think people would argue that their engineers aren't fantastic at what they do.

There are those sub systems of which engineers have been talking about for tens of years, some have happened like 4WS, but in general the change was not going to happen with the management of the trad car makers as the number of components that have to change is so high. You really need a vertically integrated company with a good leader to dare to for example change all the low voltage components in a new model of vehicle.

Seriosly, you don't think that for example the the body construction of this vehicle is really revolutionary compared to any other pickup truck or other non-Tesla Model 3/Y vehicle out there? That Cybertruck is just an equivalent of slightly more advanced USB-C?