Elon Musk just tweeted they are currently scouting locations for the Cybertruck Gigafactory. He mentions in will be central USA. Does that mean Texas based on a previous tweet from him? Tesla’s original plan was to start Cybertruck production for deliveries beginning in late 2021. It will be a tight turn around. They need to secure property, build a factory, and get everything up and running for manufacturing.
The Ontario Provincial Police Highway Safety Division posted this rendering of a Cybertruck Police vehicle as well as a Model X. There’s already a few police stations using the Model S as well as the Model 3 as part of their squad car fleet. The Cybertruck could prove to be the most versatile. I would vote the Cybertruck over the Model X for police use.
While dropping off our Tesla Model X for ceramic coating, there was already a black Model X in the shop getting a chrome delete and a matte finish clear wrap. The full blackout look gives a sleek look in my opinion.
Elon Musk posted a reply to Everyday Astronaut a couple days ago about how Tesla is currently tracking to release more Full Self Driving features later this month. Could we see self parking? More FSD visualizations? Enhancements with stoplights and stop signs? Cool, we’re tracking to release more FSD features later this month — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 4, 2020
An older video posted back in 2015 of a rear wheel drive Tesla Model S. This run was in Tokyo, Japan. Even before the Tesla Model 3 Performance received a “Track Mode” over-the-air update, Tesla’s were still quite capable of drifting.
If you’re looking to camp in your car and looking for a solution that might be a bit more comfortable and compact than others, Dreamcase might be worth checking out. They have offer their Dreamcase for many different vehicle manufacturers from Audi to Tesla, and several in between. This is a video showcasing Dreamcase in a Tesla Model 3. With Tesla recently releasing their Camp Mode feature through another free, over-the-air update, this could be the perfect compliment for making your car camping experience a bit more comfortable. These are a bit on the higher price tag scale in my opinion, but depending on your budget might be just what you’re looking for.
A Tesla GT Race Car with heavy custom modifications. Does it showcase what could be available in a future aftermarket for EV’s? The Plaid power-train for Tesla is expected to be available later this year on the Model S and possibly the Model X. Back in June of 2018 however, the Lovecars YouTube channel posted this video of this heavily modified P100DL Model S.
Posted by “Elon McFly”, this is a great Tesla Cybertruck visual effects update to the classic Back to the Future scene. This is the scene at Twin Pines Mall where Doc Brown first gets the time machine up to 88mph.
When Tesla unveiled the Cybertruck in November 2019, they expected mixed reactions. It has been described as anything from polarizing to ugly. It’s very unlikely any other major automotive manufacturer would have been daring enough to build something so different. One thing is for sure, it is definitely grabbing attention. It’s also inspiring some fabricators to build their own version of the Cybertruck!
Rivian shows off their “tank turn” capability on their all-electric R1T pickup truck. The quadmotor system allows independent control of each wheel. Very similar to a tank that can put one set of tracks into reverse, the other set forward, to help control turning, the Rivian R1T is able to perform a true on a dime turn, although not sure how much control you have with it or if part of it is based on a loose surface.
