Just the glass… 
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IMO, Elon would have planned well ahead to break the glass in public so every news/media (like the way when Microsoft windows crashed when Gates Demo release in new York) picks up that gives wider publicity. It is a pure media stunt.
Was the Msft crash proved as a media stunt?
Negative Media stunt might work for a no name startup, not a company which is considered the pioneer & clearly above its competitors in its field.
Anyways maybe Elon is a marketing genius… and this is indeed his made up story…
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CyberTruck looks better here, and reviewed by a Truck owner.
MSFT was real failure, but TSLA is negative hype and breaking glass is intentional, but not accidental - that is my point.
Sue Elon.
That is an ugly truck!
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I’m not a truck guy, but it did look weird initially. We’ll have to see how the truck owners react with their wallets.
Investors should be thrilled with information given in truck presentation.
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Most automakers have not added features such as games or video entertainment apps to infotainment screens because of safety and regulatory concerns as well as relevance.
“It’s something else cool they can show off about their vehicle,” Kaufman said, adding that it will mainly be for the backseat passengers to use and not the driver.
Just use an iPad Definitely I am not the target market, don’t switch on the radio or listen to music in the car.
Everybody going green these days.
At least they are buying American.
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The greenest way to go is to buy nothing. But of course that would be un-American.
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