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I still don't think it's possible. Yes, there is an option to bring up this view, but you couldn't have this view up all the time. How would you change the heat settings or the radio or check the map? A Model 3 also has side mirrors, so it's ok to bring up this view whenever you want, but the...

It's closer to Austin than Hutto. But it looks harder to develop. No railroad tracks nearby. A river.

I would still want a powerwall. During the sunniest part of the day my Tesla would not be home. I’d need a PW to store the power until I get back.

That’s really cool. I bet this would appeal to contractors and weekend warriors. Wish I could see a render without those silly duellies.

That's simply not possible. The side view displays have to be visible at ALL times while driving. And putting 2 video images on the center display 100% of the time would leave you with very little screen space for any other functions, which on the CT is all of the functions.

I don’t think the Badger will ever see production. Same goes for the Atlis and a few others.

The Last Starfighter was a huge part of my childhood. For me it was a cheap knockoff of Star Wars, with video games and American teenagers. Kind of crazy. I watched it again more recently and it hasn't aged very well. By the way, this car has extreme acceleration, light bar headlights, a...

That’s some cool technology. I remember when Nissan/Infiniti was working on this several years ago. I guess nothing ever came of that.

Well that’s some specific information. How does a person hear something like that?

Million mile batteries on the exterior of the CT??

One of NHTSA's concerns jumped out at me: Although it is not one of the primary safety purpose of rearview mirrors, drivers often use the outside rearview mirrors after turning off the ignition and preparing to exit the vehicle to determine whether it is safe to open the vehicle door when...

I have an unpopular view on the current CT size. I think it's actually closer to 240", and NOT 232". As I said a month or so ago, the prototype Cybertruck appears to be a fair bit longer than an F150. So I believe Elon's talk about shrinking down 5% or 3% was to get the CT down to 232". Now...

Maybe I'm missing something. I've heard of a few leaky sunroofs from the 70's, but never on cars from the past couple decades. And I'm supposed to maintain my sunroof?

It breaks my heart to think of people spraying their stainless steel, LED lit beds. But then again, my bed will be mostly used for groceries, so I probably shouldn't talk. I am on the Team Bone-Stock. But I expect to see: 1- Wheels 2- Wraps 3- Some sort of brush guard on the front

I have good news: Adaptive cruise is part of Autopilot, and it’s included for no additional cost on the CT. Maybe you already knew that, but from your post I couldn’t tell.