Customers discover 'fatal' design flaw in Tesla's Cybertruck

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-12997137/Customers-discover-fatal-design-flaw-Teslas-80-000-Cybertruck-lead-passengers-fingers-CHOPPED-named-guillotine-effect.html

by Bender • 2 years ago

8 10 2 years ago

dailymail.co.uk

justrealist• 2 years ago

I'm pretty sure most car doors would break a carrot when closing...

ekanes• 2 years ago

Related: Any parents out there, a fantastic way to show kids not to put their fingers in doors is to put a carrot in there, close the door so it breaks, and (at the right emotional level for your kid) show shock and horror that this happened. The demo seems to convey it better than telling/informing them of this danger.

dawnerd• 2 years ago

The article is really bad. The problem is with the frunk self closing not stopping. Similar to the X also not stopping.

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/tesla-cybertruck-s-frunk-...

0xfae• 2 years ago

Is this what passes as journalism today?

piva00• 2 years ago

It's the Daily Mail, it's never been journalism... Aside from yellow that is.

drcongo• 2 years ago

Hurrah for the Blackshirts!

solardev• 2 years ago

Elon's next project: Indestructible GMO carrots

bdhcuidbebe• 2 years ago

Ah, the daily mail. Famous source of quality journalism. /s

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/02/wikip...

Digit-Al• 2 years ago

New slogan: Cybertruck! Separating the men from the boys and the boys from their limbs. /s

_ea1k• 2 years ago

The actual video was hilarious. It was obvious the crew had been doing a lot of filming and was in a very tired, silly mood.

Customers discover 'fatal' design flaw in Tesla's Cybertruck

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