A brand-new Cybertruck buyer says he will reject delivery because Tesla is attempting to sell him a truck that has been sitting on the lot for months. His suspicion arose when Tesla matched him with a VIN immediately after he placed his order.
You know how windshields have this dotted pattern along the edge?
That is not there for style, that is there to make the glass heat up more evenly in sunlight, which in turn prevents temperature expansion and spontaneous cracking.
They don’t have that? Oo
That’s like car building 101. Even I’m aware what the purpose of the pattern is und I have absolutely nothing to do with cars.
Would be interesting to know, if they just cheaped out or if it was a deliberate design choice by Elmo
You know how windshields have this dotted pattern along the edge?
That is not there for style, that is there to make the glass heat up more evenly in sunlight, which in turn prevents temperature expansion and spontaneous cracking.
The Cybertruck does not have that…
They don’t have that? Oo
That’s like car building 101. Even I’m aware what the purpose of the pattern is und I have absolutely nothing to do with cars.
Would be interesting to know, if they just cheaped out or if it was a deliberate design choice by Elmo
I didn’t know for what it was exactly, but I always asumed that it has to be some reason behind it or it wouldn’t be there.
I guess i have more common sense then tesla.
And even if i thought that seems useless i want it removed, i would first double check…
Yep! That’s why I mentioned it. Indeed, the Cyberdump doesn’t have that safety feature.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Ax8Yn8DPZe0
https://youtube.com/watch?v=NKkH2q45i7I