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"We dug our own grave with Cybertruck" Musk told investors
(www.motortrend.com)
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Are you talking during production or after it's been sold? On the latter, lack of rusting will go a long way.
After it's been sold, or even on the lot surrounded by other vehicles coming and going all day. Even if it's driven down the road once, the front bumper will be pitted with rock marks.
Lack of rusting is great. Just hope you don't need any other sort of body work.
I highly, highly doubt it will be made entirely of ss. The dissimilar metals problem will be real. But it'll be branded 'electrolysis' which sounds more high tech than 'rust'