Reading these amazing design failures always makes me feel a little bit better.
America has to be the most absurd nation out there. Imagine hating regulation so much that this is street legal. They shouldn't even be allowed to build them.
By throwing out 100 years of design knowledge because you want to redesign the wheel in a disruptive bazinga way
they're designed in Texas so I am not surprised they didn't think of snow lmao
Someone pointed this out in a montage of all the problems with these things. I think for them it was mud. Might be in Some More News' video.
I've been mulling over a design for a public book box in my head for the past 4 weeks or so and I've stumbled onto this problem despite having 0 engineering background or other relevant experience just by thinking about how weather would interact with it so I feel confident in saying this was a management decision
This is the level of engineering that people think is going to colonize Mars?
Not only is it hideous, it also manages to be impractical
Truly incredible
They trusted the ocean gate "submarine" with about the same thing, so yeah.
it is a 'design' that spits in the face of aero-and hydro- dynamics, it invokes the wrath of the very elements if not the gods themselves. it is not 'designed' as much as 'not designed' as in: 'the cybertruck is not designed to withstand a pressure washing' or 'the cybertruck is not designed to be safely handled by unprotected human hands' or 'the cybertruck is not designed to cross even shallow water without failing'
It's Happy Fun Ball of cars: Defined more by what it doesn't than what it does
emojis everywhere.I'll miss the comrade that killed Kissinger. Hopefully the legend returns with an alt someday
They skipped real world tests. Like extreme heat, extreme cold, extreme wet (including PRESSURE WASHING).
Still looking forward to seeing these things after a season of road salt and snow.
Didn't even think about the road salt that thing is gonna melt after a few hundred miles in the winter lmaoo
They really didn’t hire a single person from outside Cali did they
"It's called a patina"
