Tesla Cybertruck Spotted Without Its Massive Windscreen Wiper via insideevs.com
As the much anticipated Tesla Cybertruck all-electric pickup nears the start of production this summer, more and more prototypes are seen cruising the streets of California, where the EV maker has its engineering headquarters.showing what appears to be the Beta prototype of the vehicle, but this time around it was missing its massive single windscreen wiper.
At closer inspection, though, it seems that the wiper spindle is still there, in the lower corner of the driver's side, but it’s unclear why the mule was going around without this essential feature.The Cypertruck’s wiper has been debated before by enthusiasts and car geeks alike, with some arguing that it won’t be up to the task of cleaning the whole windshield properly, to which
replied with a tweet in 2021 that the setup we’ve seen time and time again isn’t the production version, adding that an ideal solution would be a “deployable wiper that stows in the front trunk.”
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