Cyber Truck

[stefan9107]

John Cadogan's take on it. Skip to 4:30 to avoid the VPN pitch.

Haven't seen that one, but if Cammisa does anything, I'm there for it...

[JKFTYPE]

It's a proper dumbass heap of rubbish.

The F-Type, on the other hand, is a thing of sophisticated beauty!
No bias there at all! :hehe:

[DavidP]

what on earth was being smoked whilst designing it?, or perhaps it was the booby-prize in the 4-6 year old drawing category.....

[scm]

The sooner EM goes to Mars, the better.

[NavigatorNI]

perhaps it was the booby-prize in the 4-6 year old drawing category.....

That's what I was just thinking.

[DavidP]

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[cj10jeeper]

For sure the car's not easy on the eye and TBH few of the cars they make are, but it's become a $775b company in 20 years and kicked the arse's of the car making world.
I don't think this really is anything more than a very neat rolling platform to push the envelope of elements of vehicle design to the next stage.
Sure they'll sell a load to a certain group of people, but I doubt it really matters to them and I won't be in the line for one.

As an aside I cannot help but smile when they demonstrate one aspect of performance by outdragging a 911 down 1/4 mile, whilst towing a 911. That's publicity at it's best

[Jantaray]

It's all about personal taste. If the specs align with your needs, that's what truly matters. Everyone's got their own unique style, just like cars.

[Deleted User 4828]

Take a look at what Lord Bamford has done at JCB with developing the hydrogen engine. This is obviously the common sense road. Is the government interested, no. Why is that? They just want everyone relying on electrickery, then with the digital based currency and the control therein, aligned with your individual carbon footprint, will be scuppered.