Welcome to the year of the Cybertruck- Who is going to drive this piece of crap?

[LetMyPeopleVote]

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[bucolic_frolic]

1. Must have saved a bundle on non-stamped body parts

Sheet steel skin on a generic frame

[Demsrule86]

6. I read where the driver sits in the middle...completely nuts.

[Rstrstx]

16. That's the Semi

[haele]

2. Looks like an El Camino or Ranchero.

Not exactly a practical truck for people who need to pile camping stuff up in the back of a bed, pick up a bunch of home repair or renovation items at the hardware store, or want to help friends move for beer and pizza.
Looks like you can only put a single layer of binned or boxed items in the back.
However, it's probably good enough as an IKEA store delivery service vehicle. Or maybe for Instacart or Shipit type deliveries.

Haele

[maxrandb]

11. Hey, don't knock the El Camino

My 2ND car was a 1967 El Camino. Bought it used in 1976. It was my very own mullet...business in the front, party in the back.

I loved that hunk of junk

[sinkingfeeling]

3. I'd buy a Rivian instead. I see them on the road often here, but I live a mile from

their huge manufacturing plant.

[WarGamer]

19. Rivian and Lucid expected to go bankrupt this year...

According to an analyst I read earlier this weekend...

Possibly from Goldman Sachs?

[sinkingfeeling]

21. Rivian hasn't made any profit, but they keep adding manufacturing assets.

[Jerry2144]

4. It's still cheaper than

Penis enlargement surgery given our for-profit health care industry

[ProfessorGAC]

5. Kind Of Looks Like It's Made...

...out of Legos.

[dchill]

7. There's no hyperbole for this thing.

It's that bad.

[chowder66]

8. Looks homemade.

[ornotna]

9. That is one Fugly truck

And I'm being generous calling it a truck.

[samsingh]

10. ugly design

i will wait for trucks from auto manufacturers that are good at making trucks and cars.

[maxrandb]

13. Like the Ford F150 Lightning?

The Ford F-150 Lightning is a battery electric full-size light duty truck unveiled by Ford in May 2021 as part of the fourteenth generation Ford F-Series. Four models have been announced, and all models initially will be dual-motor, four-wheel-drive, with EPA range estimates of 230–300 mi (370–480 km). The base price of the commercial-grade version all-wheel drive (AWD) truck in the United States was announced to be US$39,974, with higher-power/trim/range models priced all the way up to US$90,000.[5] The F-150 Lightning began production on 26 April 2022.

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[Arthur_Frain]

17. This is what will eventually be Teslas undoing.

Ford was first out of the block, Chevy and GMC won’t be far behind.

There are some key issues that need to prove out, towing, durability, 4WD performance, but once these have been addressed (honestly, it’s just going to take time to trust the new tech) combustion engines will be in the rear view.

[Initech]

12. It looks like something you'd see in some weird post apocalyptic sci fi movie.

[harumph]

14. Stolen from the set of Robocop.

[Dave in VA]

15. I don't think that 1.21 gigawatts

would help this butt ugly piece of crap.

[WarGamer]

18. I bet the roads will be full of them.

As an active daily stock trader... I'm expecting TSLA to possibly dip once again in January and hit 200 again before Summer.

But hey... no one is forcing anyone to buy a car/truck.

[Rstrstx]

20. I actually like the look of the truck, but am afraid...

…that given Elon’s red-pilling it is going to become the truck world’s equivalent of driving a Confederate flag or AR-15 around.

[crickets]

22. 1990's video games called and said, "great graphics!" nt