See Tesla Cybertruck’s single huge windshield wiper in movement

• A YouTube video posted Thursday confirmed Tesla’s Cybertruck prototype and its huge windshield wiper.
• In March, {a photograph} appeared to level out the wiper was unable to clear numerous the windshield on the passenger side.
• Elon Musk has talked about the windshield wiper is “what troubles me most” regarding the Cybertruck’s design.

When {a photograph} that features a prototype of Tesla’s Cybertruck surfaced ultimate month, many people grew to grow to be fixated on the truck’s single, large windshield wiper — and the large a part of the windshield on the passenger side that apparently was left dirty after its use.

Now, a YouTuber has captured drone footage of the electric truck and its windshield wiper in movement, giving us a birds-eye view of the best way it might work in a remaining product.

The video posted Thursday to YouTube by Brad Sloan, confirmed drone footage of the Cybertruck and its windshield wiper and what appears to be an employee holding a sprig bottle.

In March, a photo shared on Twitter by Tesla’s head of design Franz von Holzhausen confirmed him standing in entrance of a prototype of the Cybertruck. Behind him, the truck’s windshield wiper appeared unable to clear an excellent chunk of the window.

Closing yr, a leaked video of the Cybertruck confirmed an early model of the large windshield wiper — a design ingredient that was added to comply with US road safety regulations.

Elon Musk has beforehand tweeted about his points in regards to the Cybertruck’s huge windshield and windshield wiper design.

“The wiper is what troubles me most,” Elon Musk tweeted in December 2021. “Deployable wiper that stows in front trunk would be ideal, but complex.”

The Cybertruck automotive continues to be in enchancment, which means the model and windshield wiper confirmed throughout the video won’t be utilized throughout the remaining product. A launch date for the automotive has moreover been pushed back three times, Insider beforehand reported. Attributable to design changes, the discharge date for the truck was pushed once more to early 2023, Reuters reported.