CYURE GOES TO SC!! 8/22/2026

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This sign was in the experience center next to the vehicles.

Now you all are saying, but cyure you sat in them and touched them, multiple times.

Yes, yes I did, but I was given permission.

There’s a good reason for this sign. These concepts aren’t just any ordinary vehicle. They are one of a kind concepts. Right now one of one in fact. They are hand built with many 3D printed parts. The body panels are carbon fiber. They travel by enclosed temperature controlled semi for their protection.

I have heard multiple numbers when it comes to the cost of these vehicles. I asked last weekend and was informed the cost at the moment is approximately $5 million each, and each time they have to make a repair or a change the cost goes up.

I was very, very careful. Each time I got in and out I thought to myself, dear god, don’t let me hurt the Traveler.
I’d suggest they have a higher rope around the vehicle. I almost fell into it since the rope was below my knees.
 
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Here’s a couple more pictures of the plant. That new lens my husband purchased really paid off. These were taken from the road!

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I love the trail sites/tie downs. I know there will be changes between the concepts and the production models and am wondering what the hood will look like without them if these don’t make it. It’s more than just the tie down going away. There’s a recessed area in the hood where they attach. Would the hood just be flat there? Hmmm…

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I like them and hope they stay...
 
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My shade of green is definitely more in-your-face green than the Silo color, but at the same time I love this one in every photo I've seen. In videos, everything it just looks fantastic to me. I'd gladly take this if it was the only green available. Also, I think my logo in all orange would look pretty snazzy on it.

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Nice and simple on the logo. I like it
 
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I’d suggest they have a higher rope around the vehicle. I almost fell into it since the rope was below my knees.
I agree. And get them made in Scout orange because the darker color blends into the asphalt. At least at Hudson. Nearly tripped me self. That said, the lower height keeps the ropes out of photos
 
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