Tesla's Cybertruck : Ambitious or Appalling ( In about 200 words )

I'm pretty sure that this post breaks the nearly 2 month-long silence on this blog. CBSE in conjunction with me being in grade 10 has chained me in an ecosystem where school academics takes the cake. I'm also experimenting with a new type of writing style ( trying to be more ... me ) with this post. This post is about Elon Musk's latest addition to his "portfolio of the future", Tesla's Cybertruck. ( PS. This intro is more of a message, not be counted in the word count, ... that's jarring :/)

23rd November was a rather special day for the Automobile Industry. Tesla has sort of been the pioneer of modern-day electrical and autonomous transport, but something so "out-there" ( Cybertruck ) was never anticipated by both enthusiasts and critics. Here's why:

Tesla's Cybertruck is their entry into the Pickup Truck sector of the Automobile Industry, a pretty sizeable chunk of automobiles on the road, especially in the US. Franz von Holzhausen, the man behind this vehicular design commented that Cybertruck was "their take on the Batmobile ". The design takes an extreme polygonal shape and boasts a very durable exoskeleton. It's best if we not talk about the "shatter-proof" glass ( Well covered by The Verge ) ... Anyway, the design is so queer, almost off-putting that the reception for this pickup truck has been divided into 2 very distinct segments: Despisers and Devotees.

According to the former, this design is similar to those drawn by kids when they are bored in math class. A majority of these "constructive criticisms" claim that the car is not aerodynamically smooth. This is issue has been put to bed by a CFD analysis ( by Justin Martin )which proves the aerodynamic feasibility of the car.

The other features of this pickup truck have been pretty well documented on the Internet, my favourite being the new navigation system and in-vehicle user interface. I'm really curious to know what you think. Shoot me a mail or comment on this post :)