Best summary of the issue I could find in a hurry: "Brutalism is not concerned with the material as such but rather the quality of material" ... "the seeing of

Best summary of the issue I could find in a hurry: "Brutalism is not concerned with the material as such but rather the quality of material" ... "the seeing of materials for what they were: the woodness of the wood; the sandiness of sand." - Peter Smithson If any vehicle does this, it's Cybertruck. The electric motor - the centerpiece of the design - demands a smooth exterior, free of exposed joints (to retort vs other thread commenters calling for exposed joints). Being a pickup truck, it demands capacity and strength. The bed is big, easily un/covered (without the awkward hard or soft covers). The design celebrates the quality of the primary material: "30x" stainless steel. There it is, full flat unpainted glory, zero embellishments. No curves because it's too hard to curve; no relenting in material to achieve 'normal' looks. The interior is simple robust (leather) seating for 6 full-size adult cyberpunks. The control is an oversimplified steering column, with a single large flat panel touchscreen. Nothing else. As one frequently at odds with brutalism, this clearly is - and I want it.