We are at the age of rapid innovation, and with it comes the breakthroughs, quirks, and oddities of our electric future, Tesla’s notoriously boxy Cybertruck design to the ever-growing lineup of electric cars and bikes takes the win.
The internet, as always, reacted to the electric revolution with hilarious snippets that mocked the unexpected form of EV designs, highlighted car brand anxiety, and poked fun at the stereotypes surrounding e-car owners.
Our collection of “E” memes spotlights electronic lifestyles, design experiments, and ugly mistakes, tackling the humor that comes with adopting new technology. Whether E-vehicles herald the sci-fi future of our forward-thinking dreams or nightmares is relative. But, they do point to on-ground realities that beg for a smirk.
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The Strength Test
Making Comparisons
Two Weeks into the Future
“I’m Not Gonna Call You That”
Close Enough
“Cybertruck in the Wild”
Cybrertruck Sighting
“Raccoons Thought It Was a Dumpster”
The Office Unveiling
Upcoming Tesla Minivan
Waiting for E-Weights
The Hood Reveal
Car Drawings
Name Game
Cybertruck in the Wild
Cybertruck On Tatooine
Telltale Taillights
Regular Biker vs E-Biker
Noah Doesn't Approve
E-Secret
Sweden Charging Its E-Buses Using Diesel Generators https://climatechangedispatch.com/welcome-to-net-zero-sweden-charging-its-e-buses-using-diesel-generators/
Global Warming
“Cybertruck at Home”
“You’re Not My Son”
Parked Refrigerator
“Official Truck of Mars”
“Cybertuktuk”
I'd 100% go this over the real thing. If that's scaled to tuktuk-approved 10" wheels, that'd be fun.
Vying for Topspot
It’s a practical evolution that Musk has unfortunately turned into a sci-fi nightmare with his dumpster impersonator “truck”. It looks like something cobbled together from scrap metal in a Mad Max-type post-apocalyptic collapsed society scenario, by someone who has never seen an actual truck in their life.
There is absolutely nothing practical about the cybertruck design, aside from self-driving. The shape isn’t remotely aerodynamic, and it’s clearly favoring looking “cool” over practicality (and it’s super ugly anyways) and selling it for a ridiculous amount of money
It’s a practical evolution that Musk has unfortunately turned into a sci-fi nightmare with his dumpster impersonator “truck”. It looks like something cobbled together from scrap metal in a Mad Max-type post-apocalyptic collapsed society scenario, by someone who has never seen an actual truck in their life.
There is absolutely nothing practical about the cybertruck design, aside from self-driving. The shape isn’t remotely aerodynamic, and it’s clearly favoring looking “cool” over practicality (and it’s super ugly anyways) and selling it for a ridiculous amount of money
