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Ignore the design: Tesla’s Cybertruck is oddly practical

Ignore the design: Tesla’s Cybertruck is oddly practical

Posted on November 22, 2019 By Jarvis

The Tesla Cybertruck may look jaw-droppingly odd, but its angular, stealth-bomber-inspired aesthetic actually hides some seriously clever packaging details. Unveiled today by a giggling Elon Musk, the Cybertruck turned out to be even more challenging in its design than the billionaire CEO warned us it would be.

Indeed, there’s no chance of you mistaking the pickup for any other truck on the road. The cab-forward design is like a stainless steel wedge, all sharp angles and crisp surfaces.
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