Good comparison :-) The Cybertruck covered bed storage is 67 cubic feet as you state. But the Rivian covered bed storage is 29 cubic feet and is significantly smaller. But it has the gear tunnel and a larger frunk, but a smaller cabin. As far as I know the Rivian does not have rear wheel steering and the tank turn was never released. The Cybertruck is not bulletproof. It has bullet resistant stainless steel panels against mainly handguns.
Thanks! The Rivian has 62 cubic feet with the tailgate opened & 29 cubic feet with the tailgate closed. Yes, the Cybertruck can’t resist some super powerful guns, but it can resist most guns. Not sure about the Rivian’s rear wheel steering though.
Cybertruck is no match for R1T. R1T is way better in off-road capability, range, interior material quality and looks. Tesla are just selling a steel vessel with an autopilot which is not even efficient in today’s world. They’re just making a statement using their brand identity, misusing profits. One should not gain from meaningless products. What’s the need for bulletproof material? Where did the sustainability go? In a mission based company, every product should speak for its company’s mission.
Good comparison :-)
The Cybertruck covered bed storage is 67 cubic feet as you state.
But the Rivian covered bed storage is 29 cubic feet and is significantly smaller. But it has the gear tunnel and a larger frunk, but a smaller cabin.
As far as I know the Rivian does not have rear wheel steering and the tank turn was never released.
The Cybertruck is not bulletproof. It has bullet resistant stainless steel panels against mainly handguns.
Thanks! The Rivian has 62 cubic feet with the tailgate opened & 29 cubic feet with the tailgate closed. Yes, the Cybertruck can’t resist some super powerful guns, but it can resist most guns. Not sure about the Rivian’s rear wheel steering though.
Definitely R1T over the Cybertruck
Cybertruck is no match for R1T. R1T is way better in off-road capability, range, interior material quality and looks.
Tesla are just selling a steel vessel with an autopilot which is not even efficient in today’s world. They’re just making a statement using their brand identity, misusing profits. One should not gain from meaningless products. What’s the need for bulletproof material? Where did the sustainability go? In a mission based company, every product should speak for its company’s mission.