Death_Equity, 10 months ago Usually car makers solve the expansion and contraction using glue, curves, and trim to deal with expansion and contraction. The cybertruck has no curves and not much trim, the glue would have to be very flexible, which would lead to separation. I am going to bet that we will see cybertruck with panels flying off or flapping at highway speeds not long after release.
Usually car makers solve the expansion and contraction using glue, curves, and trim to deal with expansion and contraction.
The cybertruck has no curves and not much trim, the glue would have to be very flexible, which would lead to separation.
I am going to bet that we will see cybertruck with panels flying off or flapping at highway speeds not long after release.