When you work at Slate and lose the office fantasy football league 😆

[Tran]

 

[cadblu]

At least he gets to drive the company vehicles.

 

[1yeliab_sufur1]

At least he gets to drive the company vehicles.

it is 2026 so res holder will get to drive if its in a town near you im assuming when we as res holders it will be the first “full production” model since the event tag hasn’t updated yet we will have to wait and see

 

[fitsea]

100% a viral marketing move.

 

[ValkorTheOptimistic]

Well, thanks for posting this here too. There's actual information here:

Those headlights are Subaru bright, and not in a good way. These trucks are supposed to be customizable; if I can't "M" that "PW", I'm going to be unhappy.

It needs different lenses too. That sharp line of light is like two inches below the side mirrors of my current car.

 

[KevinRS]

Well, thanks for posting this here too. There's actual information here:

Those headlights are Subaru bright, and not in a good way. These trucks are supposed to be customizable; if I can't "M" that "PW", I'm going to be unhappy.

It needs different lenses too. That sharp line of light is like two inches below the side mirrors of my current car.

Go full screen on a bigger screen. That sharp line is the hedge it's lighting up, and the brightness is hard to gauge, It looks at first like it is relatively bright outside, but 5/5 vehicles had lights on, so it may be darker than it looks and the camera is bringing up the brightness both of the sky and the lights.
The lamps look to be a standard round headlight, LED version, there are probably dozens of plug in compatible replacements on the market, that have been on the market for years.
Then there is the fact that all we have seen is non-final prototypes, with dozens of lights they could use, and they built 50+ units, they probably put different lamps on different prototypes to compare them. Wait for the line units they should be producing soon, I expect an expansion of videos and events when they start to have those available for use, and they should be a lot closer to what we will see in production.