I've seen videos of people using the cybertruck's doors to chop carrots. Apparently the edges are that sharp. I think I'd take a hard pass on those robotaxis.
it’s not necessarily that they are sharp. It’s that they don’t have a resistance safety feature that stops the doors and hood from closing. So the pressure is causing the carrot to snap. Tesla also isn’t the only vehicle that lacks that safety feature. They’ve done the same test with a number of EVs and I believe the electric F150 can also do that if you hold the carrot in a certain spot.
Seems sub optimal How the fuck are these things legally on the road pic.twitter.com/iqDKDVHpRm— Eoin Higgins (@EoinHiggins_) April 14, 2024
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Oops...Tesla just issued a massive Cybertruck recall to address this: https://www.cnbc.com/2024/04/19/tes...-trapped-pedal-issue-seen-in-viral-video.html
That is basically the whole sold inventory...... Who are the clowns who decided to spend money on this calamity? What a bad joke....
Do the shareholders not look at the current state of the company and the need to slash 10% of the workforce and then at all the money wasted on that absurd truck and see how badly the company is being mismanaged?
40% of the company is owned by Musk, State Street, Blackrock and Vanguard. You'd have to convince at least one of those 3 institutions to turn on him. Then there's the fanboys. Tesla has more small retail investors than pretty much any other large company.
can none of these people convince themselves? corporate governance at tesla is laughable the latest law suit against twitter reveals Musk took tesla employees over to twitter for his transition team that is a blatant conflict using company resources for his personal benefit. lololz