The Tesla Cybertruck driver should be careful if he happens to be in Riga in a colder month of the year or elsewhere in the world, where people have an overwhelming desire to conquer the white, fluffy blanket of snow with a good pinch of salt. It turns out that the supposed stainless steel construction of the Tesla Cybertruck is not so stainless after all.
Tesla still hasn’t released the Cybertruck’s user manual, but leaked information suggests that this electric car needs to be taken care of with great care. The steel parts are not covered with varnish or any other protective layer, which only means that bird droppings, oil, tree sap, flies, and salt scattered on the roads must be cleaned without delay.
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Of course, salt damages almost any material that is used in other cars, but the Tesla Cybertruck is, in everyone’s mind, made of stainless steel.
The instruction manual also mentions that you should use a pH-neutral soap to wash the Tesla Cybertruck (What is it? Ask your wife!) and a soft sponge to lovingly care for your beauty designed in Excel.
2024-01-26 06:00:00
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