Finally, after all these years I've wasted staring at stainless steel refrigerator just thinking "I wish I could crush a family of pedestrians with this"

Stop trying to reinvent the pickup truck. Its form was mastered decades ago by the kei truck

I think they chose the design because they thought piecing together and welding flat panels would be cheaper/faster than a curved fiberglass/carbon fiber body.

But it just looks like something someone made in their backyard. Like when a dad buys a Harbor Freight welder to make their kid a little play car. It looks like it's going to rust and cut the shit out of me.

this dumbass tin box is the car equivalent of the titan sub

tolerances aside this thing looks like complete shit

Wonder how blinding this thing will be when driving behind it while the sun is shining.

It looks like some high school kids made it in shop class after they learned how to bend sheet metal.

At this point, I think comparing it to the Homer is a disservice to the Homer

Behold another recent collection of photos showcasing a proclivity for gaps and readiness to look absolutely filthy.

At (a rumored) $50k-100k this really is the bazingamobile par excellence.

Flat panels are the easiest to model and render

they gotta be the easiest to manufacture too, right?

So it will slit your throat as well when it runs you over?

this looks awful lmao, looks like itll look perpetually dirty af

So any imperfection in the metal (e.g., poor manufacturing; dings, dents, chips, etc.) will be super blaringly obvious on these trucks, right? Like, maybe they'll look 'good' during their first week or when you're in light that doesn't produce hard shadows or reflections, but it's gotta be a steep and almost immediate decline thereafter?

is that rear panel oxidizing??

This is just the car that every kid makes their first time using Google Sketch-up or whatever it's called

No way this is real, is that duct tape on the driver side fender??

Very lukewarm take but holy shit is the cybertruck the ugliest vehicle ever made, doesn't even have an aesthetic in a bazinga way.

Let me be clear, Sub 10 µm accuracy!

TFW you can't get the fillet tool on FreeCAD to cooperate so you just make everything with sharp edges.

The duct tape and uneven panel edges

the single ugliest car I have ever seen. my FIL showed me a picture when it was first revealed and I burst out laughing at the 90’s video game car. he was very disgruntled, turned out he actually liked it lol

So that exterior is just straight-up regular ass sheet metal right? It doesn't even look like it's been treated in any way. I don't know what you'd tread it with or how, but like that is just going to show every dent forever, right?

it's also a boat! https://techcrunch.com/2022/09/29/teslas-mythical-cybertruck-will-also-be-a-temporary-boat-because-why-not/