Tesla enthusiasts have discovered what appears to be the first Easter egg in the Cybertruck, which has started deliveries.
In a recent video posted by DennisCW, we see a hidden feature that simulates a window break on the vehicle’s screen, reminiscent of the original Cybertruck reveal which saw a demo go badly.
The discovery was made accidentally when the vehicle’s screen went blank for about 12 hours. In an attempt to revive the screen, the hosts repeatedly tapped on it, which led to the uncovering of the Easter egg. Upon double-tapping the window on the screen, an animation appeared, replicating the infamous window break from the Cybertruck’s unveiling event, when Franz von Holzhausen, Tesla’s head designer threw a steel ball the broke the windows on the truck, and made global headlines.
The video shows Dennis experimenting with different tapping patterns to trigger the Easter egg. They found that a double tap on the window activates the animation, displaying a message that reads, “No one time crazy.” This is likely a reference to the unexpected window break during the Cybertruck’s debut, which Elon Musk had brushed off as a one-time mishap.
The hosts also speculated about the existence of other hidden features, mentioning a Joe Rogan Easter egg, and attempted to find it by tapping on various parts of the screen. While they were not successful in finding additional Easter eggs, their discovery of the window break simulation is pretty darn cool.
Check out the full video below–Tesla has the best sense of humor!
