Joe Rogan Looks At The New Tesla Cybertruck

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[innavaitive]

Looks like something from a 16-bit video game, lmao

[sauditate]

Robocop called, he wants his truck back...

[qtntmkm]

I will buy one as soon as hit the lottery.

[stanfordpittman]

It looks like if Delorien made a truck.

[bradrankin]

Cause it’s cool and Elon can do whatever he wants $$$$.

[True-history-]

It got the 1980s square look. Raw sheet metal

[yensive]

"Jamie, pull up that CyberBear."

[zepvjwl]

The way he said “Why you doing that ?” Made me laugh.. probably because I’m lit

[PattyBryant-mhdd]

Cybertruck is Super Fantastic!!😍😉🇺🇸 GO Tesla!!🩵💚🇺🇸🇺🇸

[CamzAmazing]

I seen one yesterday in the car with my grandmother and she asked me if it was a military warfare vehicle

[PettyT]

The way these road ragers are nowadays, I would say it's absolutely necessary to have this type of vehicle lol

[woodwage]

Maybe..but it leans alot visually like a can of..?

[mansplanerur]

That’s what the hell it was
I saw a few nights ago I even took a video of it when it pulled up next to me because I legit thought it was the BATMOBILE!

[billygrady]

On the contrary Mr. Rogan, there are atleast 50 reasons from a Glock that would beg to differ

[antoinettesepulveda]

We don't need this car the Government does, 😂

[joevan]

To keep the AI's from penetrating it...

[chriss]

Put a ladder rack on it and I'm ready to go to work! Down south to finish the border fence😊

[sagikalev]

“Why is he doing that?” 😂 because he can and people will buy it. It’s that simple.

[amoeba]

The reasons for the form factor has everything to do with product work flow, streamlined production efficiencies, manufacturing cost reductions, world class safety and aerodynamics.
I cant wait for this machine to render old trucks useless. The industry wide planned obsolescence, and ridiculous maintenance costs of OEM trucks is insane. $90, 000 trucks covered in rust within 5 years, and tens of thousands of dollars in costly repairs will be a thing of the past. The legacy OEM's are crooks and their dealership business models are about to be flattened. I for one welcome the change.

[tonysherwood]

It's just the shell - why be shallow?