Thin Tesla Cybertruck body panels cause guillotine effect in fruity finger facsimile testing against Rivian R1T's safer frunk closure with pinch sensor

[Redaktion]

Rivian's R1T revealed careful attention to detail in a recent test comparing the results of slamming your finger in the door, tailgate, and frunk of the Cybertruck, Ford F-150 Lightning, and Rivian. These tests harken back to the classic electric window hot dog tests and poke another hole in Tesla's use of pressed, unfolded stainless steel body panels.

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[Ednumero]

Hmm, I do wish "fructic" were a more universally recognized term. It would add a lot to this title format.

Real concerns, these pinch points nonetheless are.

[Midwestmike]

This is another example of how Tesla is not really a car company. It's a tech company that doesn't understand consumer products. A company who's cool factor is it's only concern. They have had more than a decade to figure it out- but refuse.