one of things that stands out to me when scouring the youtube videos, especially the advanced look some journalist got (aka not hyper produced advertising pieces) is how much plastic is in that car and not all of it is painted which put this in more of a category of a 3 wheeled "sports car" version of one of polaris's off road 4 wheelers which of course are purpose build and very durable and not exactly flashy. it's in an awkward in-between place of recreational vehicle and proper car. not 100% sold but to their credit that price point is very honest as it pertains to not trying to be bespoke or high end.
really interested to see if there's any lessons learned that can be had with some of their engineering moves/product choices and integrating them in to our 3 wheelers.
