What it’s REALLY Like to Drive Cybertruck 

Finally a car to go along with 90s Lara Croft's tits

🤣 All that for 12000 triangles and 20000 vertices, very efficient Poly count

This comment is under every cybertruck video ever

@@rf-bd6jy I once talked to a guy who had an Excel sheet with all his RU-vid comments and the number of likes for each of them. I swear it's true.

Low Poly Truck 😂

Showed it to my wife. She really didn't believe it's a real car.

MY guess was it was an old Top Gear special which Jeremy Clarkson had drew on the back of a cigarette packet.

@@DavidDeblaere She was right. It's not a car, it's a truck. 😄

The cybertruck design really looks like some of the cars my 5 year old has been drawing lately.

Showed it to my mom and she thought it was a meme car designed by a 10 year old hahaha

Sam is the Hero here. The other is just a fanboy.

​@@carlosagustin7724 facts

Who is MKBHD ?

@@my3dviews Probably the best tech RU-vidr on the internet. Google it.

@@my3dviewsMarques Brownlee

*BBC Unlocked*

@@my3dviews you serious?

I mean at least the Aztek wasn´t deliberately designed to inflict as much damage as possible on other road users. Damn, I really hope this abomination doesn´t meet EU regulations regarding pedestrian safety....the flood of mostly useless SUVs is already nearly unbearable.

@@Gruftkriecher oh god, I hate those things. I wish cities would just build gates on all the entrances to prevent vehicles over a certain size from entering without a special permit. Those crossovers and suvs have no place in a city surrounded by pedestrians, scooters, and more reasonably-sized cars like the Panda and 600.

@@traveller23e Yep, same here. They are just more or less useless. Just an example of "clever" marketing. Suddenly people think they somehow "need" these abominations because "bigger = safer" or whatever "LiFEsTYlE" reason marketing suggests...

How we remember it, before Breaking Bad made it a little more famous.

New Dalorean actually

But they don't have wheels. Oh wait, some do. So, my fridge is a Cyber truck. 😂

Also fans to circulate air

​@@my3dviewsand I'd bet $20 your fridge looks better on the road than the cybertrash

@@andrewk8636 My fridge is cooler. 😂

Ye he s annoying and always getting in my feed he alwaya appear cuz he prolly always do tech parodies,I'm not a fan of his humor or whatever his demeanor is But I'll give him this, is actually funny for me

It's the first time I've ever seen one of this guys video's, truly awful.

Good luck the company you work for xD You actually know nothing about cybertruck engeneering do you?!

@@lucadellasciucca967 I'm willing to bet that many who are involved in making the Cybertruck also don't know about engineering. I mean look at the thing. Its fucking hideous.

@@Vandassar The shape of the cybetruck is an engeneering requirement for using Tesla s steel. You already lost the bet my friend

@@lucadellasciucca967 the Delorean was made out of the same stuff. Looks way better than this shit.

@@JoySingh Had to look it up: The Bar none phrase of bar with no exceptions. for example "the greatest living poet bar none" so bar none basically means without exception or there is no one on his level.

*high school Two words, not one. Just like "elementary school" and "middle school."

Lamo

Reminds me of Airplane movie

The outfiring speakers are meant to annoy everyone around you

I used to play that game , indeed , the triangle never ages😆 , do you remember the engine noise the game made😆. I find the cyber truck appealing , I can keep all my RPGs and grenades in the back in case war breaks out , and all those sharp stainless steel edges and flat panels ……. How stylish ! And won’t the kids just love them 😳😳😳😳😳. On a serious note I think it’s an utter hideous monstrosity to be recorded in motoring history as just that.

Its get a real Red Faction Guerrilla vibe.

You find it odd because you don t know the engeneering behind it

@@mikldude9376 THis comment isn t gonna age well!

@@lucadellasciucca967 Its engineering has nothing to do with its aesthetics. But if you want to brag about its engineering, it's not well designed at all from what I've seen. Way too heavy, takes too long to charge up, has a fraction of the cargo capacity of its competitors, is not aerodynamic at all, and It being bulletproof is a stupid gimmick as no one in their right mind would use this car in a warzone.

And what exactly is climate friendly about that Frankenstein Monster?

Too edgy it goes beyond the edge. Look it up in the video. Is that a manufacturing defect or a feature?

Not just that. The fact that you can remove the side view mirrors and that the load bay cover blocks the rear view window makes it impossible to be street legal in most places of the world.

@@Jwellsuhhuhnot true, in europe you don't need to have mirrors at all, the Honda e has cameras with interior screens in place of the mirrors and the new polestar does not have a rear window and a camera instead where the mirror is expected. You have lots of cargo vans whitout rearview mirror on the center...

@@rui518 interesting, well thats just sad if that's the case lmao

@@Jwellsuhhuhwho said you that cybertruck doenst' have side mirrors?

"leT tHaT SiNk iN" 🤪

@@pauligrossinoz Boi, does El Elon regret ever having come up with that one. El Elon really isn't the jenius people think he is, when it's about puns.

@@JZsBFF Why should he regret having his company build the best over all truck ever built?! It will sell like hot cake! And not only that, it will be the best selling pick up in the US in no more then 5 years!

@@lucadellasciucca967 You're right. That's what the world is waiting for: a not-bulletproof icebox on wheels.

@@JZsBFF I don t undertand the trolling. You re saying it snot bulletproof when it clearly is. I don t what asnwer you expect with that kind of comment. The facts are the facts. Engeneering and phisics win. What is absolutly amazing is that we ll live enough time to know who was right! :P meanwhile i m investing in Tesla with every spear cent!

So when will Elon Musk launch CyberWash? Tesla's own dishwasher!

CyberWash - can even wash Bitcoins!

This comment isn t gonna age well! P.S. Twitter has never been doing better financially or by users count! :P

lol

Looks like a car that we should have seen in the SNES game Star Fox 🥺

The European Car Safety Board is taking notes. I hope that this monstrosity never invades the Ol' Continent. Well, it probably won't.

@@yannisgk More like, LOD.

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I bet Studio Red got some emails from Tesla/Elon

Nah, the cars are pretty cool in that game !

Please no.... I had a 1973 El Camino. Never had any problems doing urban truck things with it. Sure it's not a 1/2 ton capable truck but neither are a bunch of current "trucks" sold today. I replaced it with a S10 Chevy (small) truck and gave my El Camino to my dad. He beat the crap out of it pulling a 16' utility trailer around. It finally died in 2004. It am willing to bet the CT would never last that long or work than hard😮

Bruh, show me a law, even a EU law that says anything about sharp edges on a car. I wonder if you straight up made that up. The issue they might run into in the EU has to do with the rigidity of the car actually

@@rf-bd6jy It's very complicated, but there are requirements regarding how hostile it is to pedestrians. I only brought it up because Sam pointed it out, I hadn't even thought of that. For instance cars have certain bumper height/clearance requirements in the USA? But not if you're a truck (it's a way to skirt the rules). You have similar rules in the EU. I also know that there are regulations regarding the earlier mentioned hostility, so if a car has very sharp edges it might fail some of these requirements. I never said I made anything up, I even said I didn't even realize it (as I don't know the ins and out as it is a very complicated matter, the safety regulations for new vehicles is not an easy read). I only thought of it when Sam pointed out the edges. And yes it is mostly about "rigidity" but you have to admit those edges really don't help. But from your heated response you might be a Tesla fanboy, or Elongated Muskrat fanboy. SO I don't think I should continue the discussion.

All the same regulations do apply to trucks, that's the reason smaller pickups like the ranger and s10 don't exist anymore, because for some dumb reason, emission guidelines are tied to wheelbase size instead of something like vehicle class or intended purpose

@@rf-bd6jywe care about the lives of others, especially children. Unlike Americans which don’t care how much they endanger others while boosting their tiny pathetic egos

​@@Grauenwolfyeah, exactly. Internal corners can be sharp. Frankly, the Cybertruck looks like a film prop reject, made of flat panels for simplicity.

Robin reliant

Yuo are clueless! xD Tesla has never sold a flamethrower. Litterally the best over all truck ever manufactured. Easily the best in safety, performance, functionality and efficiency (in fewer words "what matters"). Cost will drop under 50k for the single motor once production ramps and preorders are fulfilled. Will be the best selling truck in the US in no more then 5 years.

​@@lucadellasciucca967 There us no way it will become the best selling truck

@@lol-de4lo This ocmment isn t gonna age well. Wait and see ;)

@@lucadellasciucca967 Elon musk stated on the joe rogan show that his company built 10,000 flame throwers and sold every one of them. I don’t know if the name of Tesla or SpaceX was involved but Elon was the man in charge of the manufacture and sales.

@@user-oo1yk6is9e As i said, you r eclueless. You know nothing about Elon Musk or his companies and you know nothing behind the engeneering behind his companies products. Get informed before forming an opinion

Okay loser

And the tesla fans keep sucking off elon despite him breaking most promises and under delivering

@@MaticTheProto cut them some slack: it is hard to admit one was wrong - wrong as in "complete idiot bamboozled by another idiot.

Well engineered. Everything else is arguable. Haha

@@Gruftkriecher yeah they have invested so much time in boot licking that they can‘t admit their fault