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Amazing

imagine getting run over by that thing, you'd be cut in half.

Love how he had to do the rest of the presentation standing in front of 2 smashed windows. Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.

twitter.com/Harkaway/status/1197803532952449026

Also Elon Musk is a child with a billion dollar bank account. Just...the worst.

Why did Tesla allow my 10 year old son to design their new pickup truck?

Rex Kramer wrote:Why did Tesla allow my 10 year old son to design their new pickup truck?

Better yet, why did they allow my ten year old self from the late 90s to design what I would want a futuristic pick up truck to look like in 2020?

Just this second got a Sky News message alert on my phone from Apple News.

"Watch embarrassing moment Tesla Cybertruck's smash-proof windows are smashed during demo"

twitter.com/patranous/status/1197750460934963200

Everyone in that audience is the worst person in the world.

I'm presuming it's not even going to be road legal in some countries?

It's the first thing a 5 year old would draw if you gave him a pencil and a ruler.

Tesla (and certainly Musk) are becoming more and more of a joke as time goes on.

You philistines, embrace the FUTURE

Audi do a better job

Love that low polygon model effect

Dual wrote:Love that low polygon model effect

It looks like a car in an early 2000s open world game just before the LOD level changes as you get near it.

Ironically not only does the low poly flat effect make the vehicle look gooseberry fool, it also makes it harder to achieve what seems to be one of the goals here - strength. The fact that curved surface can withstand more force is pretty basic engineering principle.

no. triangles are the toughest

Jenuall wrote:Ironically not only does the low poly flat effect make the vehicle look gooseberry fool, it also makes it harder to achieve what seems to be one of the goals here - strength. The fact that curved surface can withstand more force is pretty basic engineering principle.

Mm, isn't this going to very easily buckle along those "edges" in any kind of side-on collision? It's going to form a huge discontinuity in stress along that line, and fissure.