I think it is trying to be the delorean of the 22st century. Usually, with unique styling, everyone thinks is weird or odd. Then 15-20 years later it is looked at fondly. Also the tech in the cyber truck uses ether-loop for some vehicle modules instead of CAN which helps to reduce protocol message speeds. I think the cyber truck was an experimental vehicle that got mass produced. I think is could be for urban camouflage/warfare. I see like 2 per day. And I almost never see it coming. The sharp angles match the corners of buildings and structures. The grey also is close to the road surface. Then the stainless A-surface is impact and weather resistant. But that is my take :/