I think it's mostly the people that think it's too radical of a change. They expected Tesla to release a more conventional vehicle that looks like other trucks now. Considering that the first Tesla cars looked at least somewhat like the ICE cars in their class, it wasn't an unreasonable assumption.
Also, the geometry of the body is more functional that it is for form and that probably puts at least a few people off.
Totally. I doodled this truck all of the time. However, I'm not sure if the 70k USD model will be equipped with external rockets and bazookas like my sketches predicted
I owned an Aztek and it was actually one of my more favorite cars because I could sleep in it if needed. I also really loved the Honda Element. I spend many a night at a beach and was very comfortable.
My current car is a '08 euro Civic (FN2), your typical hot hatch. Or maybe not! Fold the back seats down and the floor is flat, long/large enough to drop a camping mat or two and fall asleep while looking at the stars up through the rear window.
The design was very divisive when it rolled out but I find it still looks awesome ten years down the road.
I know I'm crazy but I think that looks cool as fuck.
I wonder what the difference is between those of us who like how it looks and those who think it's disgusting.
I honestly feel like it could be something out of Altered Carbon, or Cyberpunk 2077.
Id love to drive a road car that looked like this.
I think it's mostly the people that think it's too radical of a change. They expected Tesla to release a more conventional vehicle that looks like other trucks now. Considering that the first Tesla cars looked at least somewhat like the ICE cars in their class, it wasn't an unreasonable assumption.
Also, the geometry of the body is more functional that it is for form and that probably puts at least a few people off.
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I mean.... yeah.
https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/1647678-cybertruck
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You don't have to be crazy man. Some people like it some people don't.
I love that look (not being sarcastic), reminds of my primary school car drawings! (still not being sarcastic, I'd totally get that car).
Totally. I doodled this truck all of the time. However, I'm not sure if the 70k USD model will be equipped with external rockets and bazookas like my sketches predicted
It's steel. Weld them on.
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That's exactly what I said to my wife while watching the keynote.
That's right, the Aztek had a built-in pop-up tent for tailgating. Good memory!
I owned an Aztek and it was actually one of my more favorite cars because I could sleep in it if needed. I also really loved the Honda Element. I spend many a night at a beach and was very comfortable.
I feel same about my (purchased used from 1st owner) 1982 SAAB 900 turbo, which was versatile as could be, and a great car to drive.
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My current car is a '08 euro Civic (FN2), your typical hot hatch. Or maybe not! Fold the back seats down and the floor is flat, long/large enough to drop a camping mat or two and fall asleep while looking at the stars up through the rear window.
The design was very divisive when it rolled out but I find it still looks awesome ten years down the road.
The Millennium Falcon style pop out loading ramp is fun too.