I dont see why it would especially if its cut into strips. I guess it depends how the roll is handled. Unlike others who believe the roll is held under back seats, I think its held under bed possibly not rolled at all.
Well, when they gave test rides, they said that it was rolled up behind the seats but there is something to say about it being below the bed. As we don’t know the exact placement of the batteries, it may make more sense to have it make a tall u behind the rear seats, but if the bed doesn’t have batteries, then it will fit right in! One other thing to take into consideration is how they would repair the mechanism. If it was put under the bed, you would have to detach the bed to access the motors or other electronics that control the system. If it was behind the rear seats, then you could just fold those down and it would all be right there!
Yes I know comments say rolled under seat but that seemed like unconfirmed speculation. If you look the in bed storage ends right about where the cover would be if it stopped going down about bed height. And this way they don't need to to roll it. Also rolling under seat seems like they would need to reverse the roll and in picture seems like battery pack probably is between axels. It doesnt look like there is enough room for a roll under the seat unless the battery is all under the bed
That is true, but that’s probably where they have the motors and other electronics. Also, I meant the driver of the cybertruck said “it’s rolled up behind you” when the passengers asked him about it.Yes I know comments say rolled under seat but that seemed like unconfirmed speculation. If you look the in bed storage ends right about where the cover would be if it stopped going down about bed height. And this way they don't need to to roll it. Also rolling under seat seems like they would need to reverse the roll and in picture seems like battery pack probably is between axels. It doesnt look like there is enough room for a roll under the seat unless the battery is all under the bed
Whether its a spiral track rolled or flat rolled away the speed and smoothness imply that there are wheels on each of the segments so for the purposes of vinyl wrap I'm guessing the segments faces never contact each other. Also I think it would be detrimental to solar cover if design allowed contact.