I did see a tesla the other day with the logo removed.
When you’re just doing blatant corruption, I guess having detailed records isn’t ideal.
I just want to point out that I find all of Tesla’s cars to be ugly, aside from the Roadster which was, of course, a Lotus.
I’ve been wondering recently if Hollywood will stop using Teslas as a sort of generic future car due to all of this. The Handmaid’s Tale should definitely keep using them, though. That aspect has aged better than could be expected.
I think the Model 3 could plausibly be confused for a Mazda.
I’m still amazed that Elno seems to have abandoned Tesla’s existing market so BYD et al can step in and eat it up, in favour of the “far-right who want to drive electric” crowd. And by “crowd”, I mean
Wow! That’s a political cartoon that came to life. Amazing detail and artistry.
Bravo, peeps of Düsseldorf!
Designed by Jacques Tilly. He never pulls punches.
I’m hoping it spurs the competition to dominate markets instead:
I hope it hits the Muskrat where it hurts.
1429 cars nationwide in February, about the same as Mitsubishi. That is not a lot.
If you really want to damage a CyberTruck, clean it with steel wool.
Never change, The Reg.
Most of the abuse seems harmless and reversible – unless a finger smear or a slice of cheese is enough to damage the Cybertruck. Because it might be. As The Register reported a year ago, the Muskmobiles appear to be susceptible to corrosion from driving in the rain – a fairly common weather phenomenon – going by owner reports.