Flying Cybertruck dismissed as brand-boosting tech gimmick, not production tech
Linahuaa · x · 2026-10-16
Commenters argue the hovering Cybertruck demo is a marketing stunt rather than real tech: Linahuaa notes the technology is old and pointless to bolt onto a car — Porsche or Ferrari could do it but won't. Expect a limited run for rich enthusiasts, with the real goal being a cool-looking gimmick that raises the perceived value of Tesla's regular lineup.
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