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Trailer options for your Cybertruck...

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I think that one question is going to be how the Cybertrucks windflow interacts with some trailers.
I don't know and I'm not an air-flow engineer, but it seems as if there could be things to think about.
If the following depiction was correct ( I have no idea, random Internet picture)
Tesla Roadster 2nd gen Trailer options for your Cybertruck... 1705010201922

Then I get a little worried about some trailers, because they are going to really mess up that laminar flow. That trailer is going to look like a 4x8 piece of plywood right as the eddys smooth out. Effectively like towing a brick wall.

My SeaDoo Switch tows like a brick behind my Model Y (i.e. horrific mileage)
Tesla Roadster 2nd gen Trailer options for your Cybertruck... 1705010560955

I'm sure that the front area looks like a brick wall to the airflow as well.

A flat landscaping trailer hauling 10,000 pounds may be much be much more efficient than a 2,000 lb travel trailer.

Maybe some deflectors like you see on semis would help.
 
 
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