Living with the Tesla Cybertruck So You Don't Have To!

Cybertruck feels like a low poly video game prop

Shot on iPhone 15 Pro

[softwarephil]

If the battery dies and you’re trapped inside, they’ll pull you out through a panel gap.

[OnYourLeft]

"But THIS panel gap..."

Uh, dude, that's not a gap. That's a fault line between tectonic plates!

[munyathedreamer]

Drove one of these. The squeeks and rattles in a 100k vehicle are laughable. But i couldn't laugh in front of the owner in case he leaves me on the roadside😂

[christianbliss]

Jesus, that cost-cutting with the rear view mirror not being a screen is unforgiveable in a machine that expensive.

[BenriBea]

I can't wait for analog to be popular again. Physical buttons and dials will always be more satisfying than a touch screen to me

[unathleticremi]

Having to stare at an Ipad to do anything at all while driving a tank. Brilliant.

[_mosscat]

So you're telling me that I could go up to one of these to force the camera on, drain the battery, and then the owner can't open the doors anymore because they don't have a handle?

I think I just found a new hobby

[billythedreamer]

Was expecting 24 minutes of you literally living with the cybertruck. Eating with it, sleeping with it, asking how its day was and stuff. Disappointed.

[WaddyMuters]

Perfect truck for people who:
- Love novelty
- don’t actually need a truck
- are super rich
- enjoy endangering everyone around them

[davidbrooks]

I'm glad some countries are making physical buttons and nobs mandatory for certain functions. Screens are dangerous when you have to look away from the road.

[omegagavin]

It really does look like something cobbled together to make a low budget futuristic sci-fi movie.

[ModelAToo]

My 1929 Ford Model A gets the same reaction except everyone I run into loves the car. They start telling me about their grandfather that owned one. They want to take pictures of it. They want to ride in it. They give me thumbs up when I'm on the road. It's awesome.

[WilliamTaylor]

Using a big screen to do simple tasks meets the definition of distracted driving.

[nikbates]

Them cutting corners on like a $100k vehicle is absolutely wild

[gamble]

Every single Cybertruck was recalled because the gas pedal literally comes off and wedges itself into max acceleration. A wonder of engineering worth every penny of 100k.

[MotionMcAnixx]

The battery getting drained as sentry mode is activated - awesome!

[LyraLYe]

The fact that the glovebox opens through the giant ipad in front tells me more than enough about this "vehicle"

[santiarbe]

It's amazing how someone at the product line saw that panel gap and said "yep, it's done"

[rodkubo]

I'm a retired farmer. Your assessment is correct. It's a toy for the wealthy, which is cool, but not a practical tool for those who need a truck in rural areas.

[mai_komagata]

so i dont mind the cybertruck aesthetics at all… i love the truck delorean look. and taste is in the eye of the beholder. what i do mind is how cheap everything looks for a luxury vehicle. if i buy an expensive car i want expensive car things. i want my panels to match. i dont want them to have spared expense on a 20$ led display. i dont want them to have neglected to test how real people would open the car and fingerprints would form or how expensive bespoke wipers dont work well on rain. i dont want a car that cant be bothered to ship me a hubcap on release.

like some of it is the perils of a low vin number car… but most of it is cutting corners when the consumer is a spared no expense person…. im a spare no expense consumer for large purchases. get it right in the quality of life stuff. dont skimp on 100$ when i paid 100k.