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.Kyle Conner makes some good points that the Cybercab is (obviously) designed for autonomous driving, and not manual driving: "It would be kind of bad to drive because you have massive A-pillars. The windshield doesn't come up very high. You sit way too far back, so clearly this is... show more

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Tesla's Cybercab, designed and produced for autonomous driving, runs on a highway in the United States. Cybercab's ultimate goal is designed exclusively for fully autonomous driving without steering wheels, pedals and brakes. With a two-seat, Cybertruck-style front design, it offers a futuristic design. Butterfly doors attract people's attention and efficiently preserve space when getting on and off. And it will probably be the most efficient electric vehicle of all time, and as mass production progresses, production costs will decrease, which is expected to create very high margins. Haste makes waste.. $TSLA

Tesla's Cybercab, designed and produced for autonomous driving, runs on a highway in the United States. Cybercab's ultimate goal is designed exclusively for fully autonomous driving without steering wheels, pedals and brakes. With a two-seat, Cybertruck-style front design, it offers a futuristic design. Butterfly doors attract people's attention and efficiently preserve space when getting on and off. And it will probably be the most efficient electric vehicle of all time, and as mass production progresses, production costs will decrease, which is expected to create very high margins. Haste makes waste.. $TSLA

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Even if it’s the first time you are driving in the snow and ice, don’t be like this lady. She approached a decent hill while driving a rear wheel drive vehicle, she slows down to a crawl and starts to inch up the hill only to get stuck, she ended up having to back down the hill. Besides leaving the wipers on, what advice would you have given her for a situation like this?

Even if it’s the first time you are driving in the snow and ice, don’t be like this lady. She approached a decent hill while driving a rear wheel drive vehicle, she slows down to a crawl and starts to inch up the hill only to get stuck, she ended up having to back down the hill. Besides leaving the wipers on, what advice would you have given her for a situation like this?

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💪 Ilia Topuria decided randomly to train outside in the park. "I thought it would be tougher, but actually I feel very comfortable. Justin, the good thing is that you're not going to suffer for too long. And the bad thing is that you're going to have to lose. But you're going to lose to a legend." via: UFC

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Asmongold says Twitch should ban streaming and driving "My current opinion...Twitch should ban streaming and driving..the one instance..that would be ok would be, idk, u would have to get like a special..like a commercial driving license..should be a thing to where Twitch allows u to" "I'm biased..Nick and Esfand..I think they do it right..but the truth is, it's just not worth it..there are so many ppl that are streaming and driving, and they're reading their chat, they're looking at their reflection, they're talking, they're distracted from driving"

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NEW: Detroit woman clearly driving her car during a court Zoom call tries gaslighting a judge by claiming she was *not* actually driving her car. Judge: You cannot be driving, ma'am. Woman: I'm not driving. I'm a passenger in a car... Judge: Am I crazy, or does it not look like you're driving that car? Woman: I'm not driving the car. Judge: What side of the car are you on? Woman: I'm on the left-hand side.

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2,513,672 views • 6 months ago

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125,784 views • 1 year ago

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ELON CLIPS

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Elon Musk on the Cybercab: “The Cybercab does not have a steering wheel or pedals. This car either drives itself or it does not drive” No fallback. No human intervention. It’s pure autonomy And the scale is going to be enormous: “We would expect over time to make far more Cybercabs than all of our other vehicles combined”

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Shoutout to all the fools that keep saying the Tesla Cybercab will launch with a steering wheel and pedals! 🤣 "It does NOT have steering wheel or pedals. It either drives itself or it does not drive." - Elon Musk on the Tesla Cybercab

Shoutout to all the fools that keep saying the Tesla Cybercab will launch with a steering wheel and pedals! 🤣 "It does NOT have steering wheel or pedals. It either drives itself or it does not drive." - Elon Musk on the Tesla Cybercab

Teslaconomics

61,672 views • 8 months ago

Having no steering wheel or pedals in the Cybercab makes a much bigger difference than I expected. In a Waymo or even Model Y robotaxi, you’ve got a steering wheel turning and an empty driver’s seat you can’t sit in. It keeps reminding you that someone/something is missing. In the Cybercab, there’s no reminder that there should be a driver at all. They’ve taken all that stuff away, and you I felt much more relaxed, comfortable and safer. Also, the video-watching (ie., Youtube) experience in the Cybercab is something you just need to experience to understand. For 30 minutes, I almost forgot I was in a car… I think it’s the combination of no driver controls, the huge 22 inch screen, great sound system, spacious interior and being able to lean back and adjust the seats to whatever angle. You start to realize how much of a normal car is designed around the person driving. Once you remove that, the whole experience opens up.

Having no steering wheel or pedals in the Cybercab makes a much bigger difference than I expected. In a Waymo or even Model Y robotaxi, you’ve got a steering wheel turning and an empty driver’s seat you can’t sit in. It keeps reminding you that someone/something is missing. In the Cybercab, there’s no reminder that there should be a driver at all. They’ve taken all that stuff away, and you I felt much more relaxed, comfortable and safer. Also, the video-watching (ie., Youtube) experience in the Cybercab is something you just need to experience to understand. For 30 minutes, I almost forgot I was in a car… I think it’s the combination of no driver controls, the huge 22 inch screen, great sound system, spacious interior and being able to lean back and adjust the seats to whatever angle. You start to realize how much of a normal car is designed around the person driving. Once you remove that, the whole experience opens up.

Dave Lee

264,172 views • 19 days ago

Driving at night on a lonely country road can be terrifying by itself. This man driving, trying to find his way back to the main road when he sees something on the left side of the road, when he tries to drive off he can hear it scratch at his door and try to grab the door handle. I know I would hit the gas and not look back in a situation like this, what would you do?

Driving at night on a lonely country road can be terrifying by itself. This man driving, trying to find his way back to the main road when he sees something on the left side of the road, when he tries to drive off he can hear it scratch at his door and try to grab the door handle. I know I would hit the gas and not look back in a situation like this, what would you do?

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140,979 views • 8 months ago

Sadly, driving in #Iran is already risky and challenging due to poor driving habits, but reckless high-speed chases like this are becoming far too common. Despite the danger, the police seem unable to stop it! How would the police in your country deal with this kind of driving?

Sadly, driving in #Iran is already risky and challenging due to poor driving habits, but reckless high-speed chases like this are becoming far too common. Despite the danger, the police seem unable to stop it! How would the police in your country deal with this kind of driving?

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11,068 views • 1 year ago

There is no way this is a thing again 2k 😂 And now what? ima tell people that making a high driving dunk for a bigger standing dunk meter is a thing, then you'll probably patch that, but not the non functionality of driving dunk meters like us slashers have been asking. Crazy.

There is no way this is a thing again 2k 😂 And now what? ima tell people that making a high driving dunk for a bigger standing dunk meter is a thing, then you'll probably patch that, but not the non functionality of driving dunk meters like us slashers have been asking. Crazy.

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1,677,472 views • 3 years ago

Using Tesla FSD and looking out at the road makes you realize that the majority of drivers out there are barely paying attention while they manually drive their vehicles. It is beyond frustrating that people do this, but the genie is out of the bottle now - I don’t think there’s anything society can do to convince people not to use their phones while driving. That is why self-driving needs to become the norm as soon as possible. Not only does it make YOU safer while using it, it makes it safer for everyone else on the road who is impacted by how you drive. I really hope insurance companies start to reduce rates for people who use autonomous driving features - I really think that would be a big motivator (money) for people to start using FSD.

Using Tesla FSD and looking out at the road makes you realize that the majority of drivers out there are barely paying attention while they manually drive their vehicles. It is beyond frustrating that people do this, but the genie is out of the bottle now - I don’t think there’s anything society can do to convince people not to use their phones while driving. That is why self-driving needs to become the norm as soon as possible. Not only does it make YOU safer while using it, it makes it safer for everyone else on the road who is impacted by how you drive. I really hope insurance companies start to reduce rates for people who use autonomous driving features - I really think that would be a big motivator (money) for people to start using FSD.

Devin Olsen

19,006 views • 2 months ago

My driver profile should be DELETED. I realized that the more I use FSD, the further back my seat has gone into a lounging position, not great for actual driving when I need to re-park. So, I set a manual driving profile that pushes my seat up and steering wheel closer. Hopefully just a temporary solution until Tesla nails unique parking scenarios. I want to manually park my car once and have it remember that exact spot every single time.

Owen Sparks

261,870 views • 2 months ago