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Leaked Tesla documents shed new light on why the Cybertruck is taking so long (www.theverge.com)

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[–] roboticide@lemmy.world 9 points 1 year ago

Sealing the vehicle appears to have been another challenge, which is an important element for keeping both weather and noise out of the cabin. “There are a number of areas that we do not have a clear path to sealing,” the documents reportedly says.

Holy shit. I actually know a thing or two about this, and I'm very curious how they ended up in that kind of situation. It's got to either be they manufacture the vehicle in such a way it's difficult for robots to reach the welds, or... I wonder if they didn't think they'd need to seal at all???