Electric Vehicles etc
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Scotty T
Walks the walk
I think the idiotic part was making a truck before the Model 2. Also Hyundai having EV's for ages and pricing them so high. They used to be reasonably priced.
US good old boys. #1, #2, #3 etc best sellers aren't cars.
ozzybmx
Not a tree-hugging earth muffin
I also like the Cybertruck
If the bullshit is true, it'll be a game changer.
600kw and 1400Nm of torque.
200kwh battery with 800km range
1.8t in the tray and 6.5t towing. Not that I tow much anyway.
That would nearly get me to give up the Cruiser for an EV.
oldcorollas
Levin the moment
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andrew9
Likes Dirt
In my opinion, there is a chance the cybertruck will be the most influential vehicle of this half of the century, so a long development time could perhaps be justified, just have to wait and see if it's influential for bankrupting Telsa or changing car manufacturing forever (that's a bit dramatic)WTF, why are the panels 3mm thick?
@andrew9 - do I find it impressive? Honestly no, not at all. I think it’s an unnecessary material to choose for a car body as witnessed by the comically long development time. I mean if I wanted a car the same size, weight, and appearance as a commercial kitchen - maybe I’d be keen. But I don’t.
Cars are appliances that we use everyday. We currently make the outsides out of >1mm thick steel that can dent from a dropped drink bottle, and paint that gets scratched by a zipper, so a commercial finish does have some appeal.Unless you’re obsessed with having a paint-free exterior, what’s the advantage over modern alloy steels? (And well, then I’d want a titanium panelled car instead anyway…
Scotty T
Walks the walk
'Murica does tho.
Scotty T
Walks the walk
Are the pillars the expense of possibly better over the hood avoiding killing small kiddy visibility?
You can filet your catch directly on the tailgate. The durability would be good for commercial vehicles and 4wding. Some of the concepts are great, just got a bit too much of space Karen's vision in the execution.
You can filet your catch directly on the tailgate. The durability would be good for commercial vehicles and 4wding. Some of the concepts are great, just got a bit too much of space Karen's vision in the execution.
Scotty T
Walks the walk
Now that's a kiddy killer!
Flow-Rider
Burner
fjohn860
Alice in diaperland
Not with your fancy high carbon steel knives you wouldn't
Minlak
Ask me about HoboBlo franchise opportunities
But Joe RoganWTF, why are the panels 3mm thick?
@andrew9 - do I find it impressive? Honestly no, not at all. I think it’s an unnecessary material to choose for a car body as witnessed by the comically long development time. I mean if I wanted a car the same size, weight, and appearance as a commercial kitchen - maybe I’d be keen. But I don’t.
Unless you’re obsessed with having a paint-free exterior, what’s the advantage over modern alloy steels? (And well, then I’d want a titanium panelled car instead anyway…
Joe Rogan Shoots Arrow Into Elon's CyberTruck #joerogan #cybertruck #elonmusk
Joe tries to shoot an arrow through Cybertruck
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Haakon
Keeps on digging
It’s the outlandish designs that age well - it looks whacky now, abd will still look whacky in decades to come. Think Citroen - looked like nothing else when it came out, and is still a design icon.
Looking pretty is subjective and secondary
It’s the outlandish designs that age well - it looks whacky now, abd will still look whacky in decades to come. Think Citroen - looked like nothing else when it came out, and is still a design icon.
Looking pretty is subjective and secondary
Jabubu
let you google that for me
Yes but they were thoughtfully designed - this is an outdoor BBQ designer's fever dream. So many poor design touches throughout.It’s the outlandish designs that age well - it looks whacky now, abd will still look whacky in decades to come. Think Citroen - looked like nothing else when it came out, and is still a design icon.
Looking pretty is subjective and secondary