From Torque News.

Yesterday I published the story about Tesla Semi appearing tough in a rear mirror and how it made a sharp left turn. One user made a comment under the Torque News Youtube channel, which I thought needed to be addressed.

Referring to the Tesla Semi, the user wrote, "It looks ugly and too plastic and i hope this driver will not go with it into this desert place because if he gets out of battery power you can only tow it while with fuel semi someone can give you or bring 10-20 liters of fuel while for electric semi or vehicles, nobody would bring you 10-20 kw of electricity."

In response to the user’s comment about the Tesla Semi, I would like to address the concerns raised and provide information on how Tesla can handle similar situations or avoid them.

The user’s comment expresses concerns about the appearance of the Tesla Semi, its potential limitations in a desert environment, and the perceived inconvenience of running out of battery power. Let’s break down each concern and provide relevant information:

Aesthetic Concerns: "it looks ugly and too plastic"

Aesthetic preferences can vary from person to person, and while some might find the design of the Tesla Semi less appealing, it’s important to note that the design of a commercial vehicle like the Semi is often prioritized for functionality and aerodynamics rather than pure aesthetics. By the way there are at least three different versions of Tesla Semi’s design, in case you haven’t seen them.

Tesla’s focus on energy efficiency, performance, and functionality might influence the design choices they make.

#teslasemi #tesla #truckinglife

This is Armen Hareyan from Torque News. Please follow us at https://twitter.com/torquenewsauto on Twitter and https://www.torquenews.com/ for daily automotive news.

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