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Tesla’s Texas factory has produced its first Cybertruck | Engadget
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The first truck. Produced as a test of the assembly line. Many trucks will be produced as a test to get volume production going smoothly.
I can see the panel gaps from here.
And they kept the totally goofy look. I really wonder how well this will sell.
I can't wait to read about how often these windshields crack. Flat glass is much cheaper to make yet every car design has curved glass. Gee, I wonder why?
It’ll sell it’s fair share but the delayed launch is going to really hurt it it’s potential sales numbers. In the span of their initial release date and ‘24, ev pickups from Ford, Rivian, and GM have released.
They could have been one of the first and taken the hype
Nobody better have a baseball anywhere near that truck