WerewolfLord: That also looks like the sweeping arc made by a wiper (still a stupid single wiper).

oh my god there's a chinese knockoff of the cybertruck and somehow the cybertruck looks like a cheap knockoff of it www.carscoops.com/2024/05/dong...

I can only assume that *this* vehicle continues to operate normally in the rain.

No wipers

Will put an asterisk on that "operates normally" then. Good point.

Isn't that the wiper in the 2nd picture?

I looked pretty closely from a couple of angles; I think it's just a reflection of the lights and the rigging for the lights above. Here's another angle from the slideshow in the article:

That also looks like the sweeping arc made by a wiper (still a stupid single wiper).

If you open the photo in a new window it's pretty clear there's no wiper visible. You can see the gaps between the light elements and the reflection wraps around the side of the truck where the windshield ends. Wipers could just be recessed below the hood. Or they could laser the rain away!

Being beneath the hood is what I'm thinking, but that arc would mean a wiper way too long and stick out over the top.

I'm holding out for lasers. Then, when Musk feels upstaged and orders lasers to all the Cybertrucks to replace the Monowiper, they'll be misaligned and blind a bunch of drivers.

Speaking of…

Tesla recalls Cybertruck to fix wiper motor and piece that may fly off the cararstechnica.com Wiper motor may stop working and cosmetic applique may detach while driving.

Yes, this is why I was looking for wipers

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