Which is wrong again?

It looks like the Cybertruck isn’t the best candidate for a winter road trip, especially if you park your car outside. The point is The front bumper perfectly collects snow and ice, hiding the headlights with a thick layer of ice and thus blocking all lightIt says 24 Channels, as author Joe Fay demonstrates in his video. But Elon Musk promised that his pickups will withstand even the harshest conditions on other planets! We’d better look for a planet closer to the star.

Cybertruck, like any other car, has different types of headlights. Next to the hood, there is a single headlight and a wide light line that runs across the entire body. A little lower – two separate headlights. But under them, Tesla placed a forward-protruding bumper that collects snow in the depression between the hood and the snow during parking and driving, and also accumulates it on the overhang.

Here’s what it looks like in practice: video

The company was advertising its headlights as gorgeous and extremely bright, but apparently they didn’t think there would be any light left when the snow and ice were stuffed into that giant hole.

I can’t believe Tesla didn’t think of this when they put that giant shelf in front of the headlights, but if they did, it’s a truly terrible design. I’ll tell you how to ride a bike in a snowstorm
– says Joe Fay.

While driving, the snow melts and freezes into a thick layer of ice where the hull encounters the strongest air flow. Another pickup owner, who posted a similar complaint on the Cybertruck Owners Club forum, says it literally creates a “wall of ice that blocks out the light.” He stated that it “couldn’t be removed without a hammer.” He said he was “very upset because I was expecting a real monster in the snow” as a result.

Some commenters came to the Cybertruck’s defense: “I’m no rocket scientist, but I’m pretty sure you need to clean the headlights of your car, Tesla or any other car, if it snows.” Another noted that “every car with built-in LED headlights has this problem.”