It would be more useful to have the perspective of someone who actually drives one. When people see a different design it’s easy to come up with lots of ways it’s different from what you’re used to but you can’t really see which problems have been solved in a different way than you might assume.
Plus, it’s a day cab so it’s not surprising there’s no obvious place for a bed.
Also, it’s strange that someone would think it’s a “rich boy’s toy” like rich boys are going to be buying semi trucks for fun.
Actually, a luxury combine would be a good idea. You're spending 12+ hours a day in the thing at harvest time; you should be as comfortable as possible.
Same reason a lot of contractors have such comfy trucks: getting up at 5AM to travel 2-3 hours to the job site means you're in the truck at least 4-6 hours a day.
It makes sense if you interpret it as a toy he invented, not a toy for him to drive. Like saying this is just a vanity project to build something Elon likes the idea of, but isn't otherwise serious about fitting into the market it is aimed at.
Plus, it’s a day cab so it’s not surprising there’s no obvious place for a bed.
Also, it’s strange that someone would think it’s a “rich boy’s toy” like rich boys are going to be buying semi trucks for fun.