Tesla Cybertruck
Please someone do this to an F-150 for the lulz.
edit - Cybertruck has 2831 liters of bed space or 100 cubic feet that is way more than any F-150 except maybe a bare bones work truck. Couldn't find volume for those.
edit - Cybertruck has 2831 liters of bed space or 100 cubic feet that is way more than any F-150 except maybe a bare bones work truck. Couldn't find volume for those.
Last edited by LeX2K; Dec 13, 2023 at 11:54 AM.
Eeeek.. This kind of sucks. I hope there's something obvious going on there that we don't know about/can't see.
https://twitter.com/EZebroni/status/...71888911007%2F
https://twitter.com/EZebroni/status/...71888911007%2F
You shouldn't be. Every single thing Tesla does is highly criticized that is not any exaggeration. Every Tesla model was predicted to be a flop. S will never happen, 3 can't scale, no one will want the Y. Realize this is not honest journalism it is rage bait articles combined with the desperate need for Tesla to fail. Make no mistake, legacy auto HATES Tesla they want to keep doing what they've always done. Call it sunk cost fallacy or design paralysis (keep iterating on the same thing instead of a clean sheet) or whatever, it is very difficult for established companies to change course. Few have actually done it see Blackberry, Nokia, Kodak, Polaroid, Blockbuster.
You shouldn't be. Every single thing Tesla does is highly criticized that is not any exaggeration. Every Tesla model was predicted to be a flop. S will never happen, 3 can't scale, no one will want the Y. Realize this is not honest journalism it is rage bait articles combined with the desperate need for Tesla to fail. Make no mistake, legacy auto HATES Tesla they want to keep doing what they've always done. Call it sunk cost fallacy or design paralysis (keep iterating on the same thing instead of a clean sheet) or whatever, it is very difficult for established companies to change course. Few have actually done it see Blackberry, Nokia, Kodak, Polaroid, Blockbuster.
I can't also not think, "this is just a vehicle..... What is the big deal?" Let it come out, it will sell more than numbers can count. Life will go on?
So this highlights the danger of uncritically taking things at face value. The Cybertruck does not have 2831 liters of load volume. That's 100 cubic feet.
Tesla itself says it's 67 cubic feet, and that's only if you were to load up the entire load area under the tonneau. So Carwow is off by the small matter of 1000 liters. And that 67 cubic feet almost certainly includes the frunk.
Plus, if we're willing to take load under the entire tonneau as the loadspace then you have to accept that there are hundreds of readily available camper shells for something like mine that quickly, easily and cheaply get you more loadspace than the Cybertruck including the space under the tonneau - because you don't lose half the space above the bed like you do in Cybertruck because of its gradient.
You also have to factor in the non vertical sides on the Cybertruck bed and the much larger frunk on something like my Lightning (it's twice as big as Cybertruck), never mind the significantly greater interior volume. Because work sometimes involves people.
Tesla itself says it's 67 cubic feet, and that's only if you were to load up the entire load area under the tonneau. So Carwow is off by the small matter of 1000 liters. And that 67 cubic feet almost certainly includes the frunk.
Plus, if we're willing to take load under the entire tonneau as the loadspace then you have to accept that there are hundreds of readily available camper shells for something like mine that quickly, easily and cheaply get you more loadspace than the Cybertruck including the space under the tonneau - because you don't lose half the space above the bed like you do in Cybertruck because of its gradient.
You also have to factor in the non vertical sides on the Cybertruck bed and the much larger frunk on something like my Lightning (it's twice as big as Cybertruck), never mind the significantly greater interior volume. Because work sometimes involves people.
Last edited by swajames; Dec 13, 2023 at 05:11 PM.










