Tesla Cybertruck Peeled Open Like A Can Of Sardines After Crashing Into A Ditch
Tesla Cybertruck Peeled Open Like A Can Of Sardines After Crashing Into A Ditch
Another Tesla Cybertruck has been involved in a serious accident, this time with dramatic consequences
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Ok so I'm not saying it looks GOOD but....wow, this car is so much less ugly in black.
I have even less respect for people who buy the plain silver knowing this is an option.
That's likely a wrap as there's no paint on offer from Tesla and a clear vinyl wrap is available for I think 3k. This black wrap was likely done at a third party shop. Probably cost around a 300 to a grand depending.
I looked it up before commenting because I thought the same thing and it seems Tesla started offering it as an option late last year
Huh, looks like Tesla is offering a colored wrap. I stand corrected.
That is far too expensive for a self healing wrap though. $6500 JFC
I was a little surprised because I've never seen one before. I had two snarky comments lined up depending on if it was first or third party lol
A wrap probably doubles the protection from the environment (or more).
You can probably take it through the car wash and not have it brick on you too!
I played a lot of N64 so the aesthetic is nostalgic. Unfortunately for Tesla, I don't have enough money to buy a video game accessory at their price. For what they're asking I'd need it to be an actual vehicle with the capability to survive a light rain.
What about the aesthetic reminds you of N64? If it was light gray I'd definitely agree but it just looks industrial to me.
Just that low poly nature of it. Makes me recall a time when the main character triangle counts were just in the double digits.
Ah fair enough, it does indeed look like it belongs in Mario 64 or something. I was only picturing the console itself for some reason
It's not an option from the factory, it's an aftermarket wrap. I have seen a few already on the road that have been wrapped in black. Does look better than the raw metal, but doesn't make the driver look any less like a tool for driving a cybertruk,