Yeah I don't really like that aspect, because it kinda hints that the cab and the bed share a bulkhead and a non-permanent one at that like a Chevy Avalanche. That kind of thinking reminds me of Nintendo. That first Switch commercial, they show the guy playing Breath of the Wild on his TV at home, then it's time to go so he slides the controller apart, slides the joycons onto the console and lifts it out of the dock, and now he's playing on the bus/train/whatever it was. Then the next 2/3rds of the commercial are "Yeah! Yeah! And..." with people having rooftop parties playing two player games holding the joycons sideways like little controllers, which has happened precisely 0.0000 times since the launch of the console.

"It's a reasonably priced, reasonably sized, barebones little electric truck, and for the sake of simplicity we're only making it in one color and trim level. But we're planning on offering a bunch of aftermarket options, and we've compromised the dry chafey B-cup tit fuck out of the design to accommodate the 3% of this shit that we'll actually make before the company folds.

I hope they have A/C and heat hookups for the back seats, might fog up if they don't during winter x3

I like the idea, but I do hope they come out with a smallish car for those who don't need a bed or truck formfactor. My bed would be so clean all the time, lol.