Hardly surprising that a luxury EV SUV is more comfortable than an EV ute built to carry more than a tonne.
The Cybertruck very obviously doesn't have smooth rounded corners like a conventional vehicle due to the difficulties in shaping heavy gauge stainless steel but "razor sharp edges". Although I am unlikely to see one in the flesh anytime soon to check for myself I would call that plausible but not probable.
Elon has always been guilty of announcing optimistic timelines, the light bar and wheel covers, maybe a few months, FSD about 5 years and counting but at least the beta versions are out there that are safer than human drivers.
I am never likely to consider buying a Cybertruck even if it was available in Australia mainly because it is just too big and I need single cab ute available as a cab chassis but I just had a look at about 50 Cybertruck owner reviews on reddit and they were overwhelmingly positive so not many people share Tylers view on the Cybertruck.
https://www.reddit.com/r/cybertruck...nt_owners_can_you_sum_up_your_experience_and/
