Gary Zhou 
Key Points
- š Elon Musk shares a sneak peek of the Tesla Cybertruck production line at Giga Texas on X.
- š Fully assembled Cybertrucks at the production line appear ready for delivery, building anticipation for the first delivery event.
- šø Musk’s image and others’ posts on X showcase the Cybertruck’s assembly and design details, generating excitement among enthusiasts.
- š Sandy Munro, known for teardowns, drives a Cybertruck and praises its handling, emphasizing its significance.
- š£ļø Munro describes the Cybertruck as “big” and expresses sincere admiration for its handling during the drive.
- š The event highlights the unique and futuristic nature of the Cybertruck, reinforcing its distinct design and appeal.
The Tesla Cybertruck first delivery event is almost here. Social media is rife with posts from attendees waiting in line for the event. Elon Musk and other Tesla executives have started posting about the occasion on X as well. Musk, for his part, shared something quite exciting in the form of the Tesla Cybertruck production line.Ā
Muskās image was taken at theĀ Cybertruckās assembly line in Giga Texas. The all-electric pickup trucks, which are fully assembled, seem to be ready to be handed over to their new owners. It would not be surprising if the vehicles in Muskās post on X will be the ones that will be delivered later today.
The photo of theĀ Cybertruck production lineĀ is especially interesting because the vehicle still looks unreal until now. Yes, the Cybertruck was unveiled four years ago, but seeing several of them gathered in one place ready for delivery still gives serious CGI vibes. Such is the nature of the Cybertruck, perhaps, since its design is quite literally out of this world.
Apart from Musk,Ā Tesla Chief Designer Franz von HolzhausenĀ also shared an image of the Cybertruck from within Gigafactory Texas. The Design Chiefās photo showed a Cybertruck body-in-white being displayed. The vehicleās two megacasts could also be seen in the picture, together with a sign that explained the use of giga-casted parts for the vehicle.
Seemingly highlighting the special nature of the event, Tesla teardown titan Sandy Munro of Munro & Associates was also sighted by EV fans driving a Cybertruck. After exiting the all-electric pickup truck, an evidently excited Munro stated that the Cybertruck handled really well during his drive. He also noted that the vehicle would be big.
āThis is big, and I mean it sincerely. It handles really, really well. I mean, I canāt say enough good about it,ā Munro said.
