Gary Zhou 
Key Points
- 😲 Tesla CEO Elon Musk revealed the production candidate Cybertruck design on X (formerly known as Twitter).
- 🚚 The Cybertruck has been in development for four years and has generated increasing excitement due to recent sightings.
- 🛣️ The truck has been spotted on various roads in the US and transported to locations including Tesla’s Fremont Factory.
- 🚗 Musk drove the production candidate Cybertruck at Giga Texas, showcasing what Tesla will deliver.
- 🤩 The revealed truck appears clean, without panel gaps, and offers a good look at the final product.
- 📐 The Cybertruck’s size and dimensions were reduced by about 3% since its initial unveiling in 2019.
- 🏢 The interior changes include the removal of the cabin-to-bed passthrough and the bench seat in the front row.
- 💰 Tesla has not provided a date for the Delivery Event, pricing, or configuration details yet.
- 💸 Earlier configurations included Single, Dual, and Tri-Motor powertrains priced at $39,990, $49,990, and $69,990.
Earlier today, on X (formerly known as Twitter), Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, revealed the design of the production candidate for the Cybertruck, the much-anticipated all-electric pickup truck.
Having been in development for four years, the Cybertruck has garnered increasing attention recently, with numerous sightings of the vehicle being shared. In the past week, the truck has been observed on various roads across the United States, being transported to different locations, including Tesla’s Fremont Factory.
Musk’s X post today disclosed that he had “Just drove the production candidate Cybertruck at Giga Texas,” providing a glimpse of what Tesla has in store for customers once deliveries commence.
In the shared image, Elon Musk can be seen sitting in the driver’s seat of the Cybertruck, wearing a wide grin.
Notably, there have been several changes to the Cybertruck since its initial unveiling in November 2019. One of the most significant alterations was a reduction of around 3% in size and dimensions, a modification Musk mentioned in 2021 to ensure the truck would fit within the parameters of the Boring Company tunnel.
More recent updates have revealed adjustments to the interior design, including the removal of a cabin-to-bed passthrough and the omission of the front-row bench seat.
Nevertheless, the Cybertruck showcased in the image looks more impressive than ever before. It boasts a clean and seamless appearance, devoid of panel gaps, providing an improved perspective of what the vehicle will be like when deliveries commence.
As of now, Tesla has yet to announce a specific date for the previously mentioned Delivery Event, and neither pricing nor configuration details have been officially released. Although Musk has hinted at potential price ranges for the Cybertruck, there is still uncertainty surrounding the exact pricing.
In late 2019, Tesla outlined three powertrain configurations for the Cybertruck: Single, Dual, and Tri-Motor, priced at $39,990, $49,990, and $69,990, respectively. However, these figures might evolve as the vehicle’s development progresses.
Tesla’s CEO, Elon Musk, Unveils Production Candidate Design for Cybertruck
Earlier today, on X (formerly known as Twitter), Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, revealed the design of the production candidate for the Cybertruck, the much-anticipated all-electric pickup truck.
Having been in development for four years, the Cybertruck has garnered increasing attention recently, with numerous sightings of the vehicle being shared. In the past week, the truck has been observed on various roads across the United States, being transported to different locations, including Tesla’s Fremont Factory.
Musk’s X post today disclosed that he had “Just drove the production candidate Cybertruck at Giga Texas,” providing a glimpse of what Tesla has in store for customers once deliveries commence.
In the shared image, Elon Musk can be seen sitting in the driver’s seat of the Cybertruck, wearing a wide grin.
Notably, there have been several changes to the Cybertruck since its initial unveiling in November 2019. One of the most significant alterations was a reduction of around 3% in size and dimensions, a modification Musk mentioned in 2021 to ensure the truck would fit within the parameters of the Boring Company tunnel.
More recent updates have revealed adjustments to the interior design, including the removal of a cabin-to-bed passthrough and the omission of the front-row bench seat.
Nevertheless, the Cybertruck showcased in the image looks more impressive than ever before. It boasts a clean and seamless appearance, devoid of panel gaps, providing an improved perspective of what the vehicle will be like when deliveries commence.
As of now, Tesla has yet to announce a specific date for the previously mentioned Delivery Event, and neither pricing nor configuration details have been officially released. Although Musk has hinted at potential price ranges for the Cybertruck, there is still uncertainty surrounding the exact pricing.
In late 2019, Tesla outlined three powertrain configurations for the Cybertruck: Single, Dual, and Tri-Motor, priced at $39,990, $49,990, and $69,990, respectively. However, these figures might evolve as the vehicle’s development progresses.
