I actually really like the design of the Tesla Cybertruck.
Maybe it’s the retro-futuristic style or reminiscent of sci-fi and cyperpunk, but I genuinely really like the design. I would never buy one due to the MYRIAD issues plaguing the stainless steel body, interior build quality, or give Tesla money. But still a cool looking car, if nonfunctional truck.
There’s no offense intended just stating facts.
Some people like pt cruisers, some like crocs and others like to put gold details on every surface and having bad taste is okay!
I’m pretty sure I heard/read about it in the past. I did some searching and found that it’s highly likely that my statement has been debunked.
So I stand corrected!
Which isn’t to say that I dont hate the damn thing. I still hope they all rust.
which would be neat if Tesla’s owner didn’t think that the societies that cyberpunk works depict are something to strife for.
LOL at that Freudian slip!
A hydrogen car is a terrible idea.
Hydrogen is expensive to make and transport. So many electrical losses plus it would need more trucks on the road to deliver it to fueling stations.
It leaks extremely easily.
As of now, it requires platinum as a catalyst which is one of the most rare metals on earth.
Battery tech is changing every year. Sodium batteries should be right around the corner which the manufacturer claims will cost a lot less and be much less dangerous.
Yes, but there’s new sodium batteries on the way.
Because hydrogen is a greenwashing scam designed to prop up fossil fuels. They market it as eco-friendly based on the notion that you can make hydrogen by electrolyzing water using electricity from renewables, but in practice almost all of it comes steam-reforming of natural gas.
Frankly, at that point you might as well just pipe the natural gas to the fuel stations and build CNG cars with normal combustion engines (or at least natural gas fuel cells) instead.
And it’s never going to fulfill that promise in the long-term either, because hydrogen gas storage technology sucks even worse than batteries and is just falling even further behind as battery technology improves.
Hell, even if we did have an excess of cheap renewable electricity with which to electrolyze water into hydrogen gas, the most practical and effective way to store and transport it for automotive use would be to add CO~2~ to it to make a synthetic hydrocarbon fuel, not try to use it as-is in a hydrogen car!
Ironically, the car it’s based on does slightly resemble the cyber truck, but in a reasonable size and not stupidly raw steel.
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I’d say that it’s 80s concept car aesthetic specifically, which is what a lot of people found attractive about it when it was announced. Then we saw more and more of it, and it started to look less like a concept car and more like a rolling dumpster with the same levels of tetanus risk as the real deal.
I think the cars in 2077 also have an 80s aesthetic, but it’s 80s retro-futurism dystopia (cyberpunk was founded in the 70s and 80s, so it makes perfect sense) which runs the full gambit from supercar to super cheap, and I’d take any of those over the Cybertruck any day.
If you have 350K lying around the Cadillac Celestiq can be yours today!
Also, consider this an official petition to bring back (affordable) station wagons in the EV age instead of bending over backwards to get any sort of useful range out of trucks masquerading as SUVs
Nice, an unpopular opinion. Good on you.
It looks like the truck that a person who’s never used a truck would build.
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