Gary Zhou 
Key Points
- 🚗 Twin Tesla Cybertrucks were spotted cruising together on a dark highway, a rare tandem sighting.
- 🌟 Tesla has been ramping up Cybertruck production, with over 100 units produced, generating significant hype.
- 📅 Tesla aims to start Cybertruck deliveries by the end of the year but faces regulatory hurdles.
- 🚧 The Cybertruck has undergone some crash testing, including rollover tests, but NHTSA confirmation is pending.
- 🚚 The Tesla Semi is the highlight of a three-week assessment event for electric vehicle fleets organized by NACFE.
- 📋 The event will track the performance and energy usage of 21 electric trucks from various manufacturers.
- 🌍 The NACFE event highlights the challenges and benefits of transitioning to electric fleets in the trucking industry, with a focus on the Tesla Semi.
Twin Tesla Cybertrucks were captured cruising down a dark highway in one of the first duo sightings that have occurred since we started seeing the all-electric pickup on public roads.
Cybertruck sightings have not been a rarity over the last six months as Tesla is finally preparing for initial deliveries. Some counts have seen over 100 units produced, and although Gigafactory Texas is currently revamping production lines for upgrades, the hype surrounding the Cybertruck is anything but dead.
Two Cybertruck units were spotted on a highway last night traveling side-by-side in what is the first sighting of tandem units traveling in unison. As more on-road testing and validation are being performed with the excess number of units produced, it is only a matter of time before we see customer units lined up alongside one another.
The Cybertruck is getting extreme amounts of attention as of late, and Tesla hopes to begin deliveries before the end of the year. However, there are still some regulatory hurdles for the vehicle to jump through, and it appears that Tesla is still working its way toward being able to get the Cybertruck to customers.
Earlier today, the first images of a Cybertruck being used for rollover testing were leaked, giving us a first glimpse at how effective the pickup will be in the event of a flip.
We are still awaiting any word from both the EPA and NHTSA regarding the Cybertruck’s Certificate of Conformity that would allow it to enter the stream of commerce and be delivered to customers. Additionally, crash testing has not been confirmed by the NHTSA, and the Cybertruck is not on the list of vehicles to be crash-tested in 2023.
However, we know the Cybertruck has already undergone some sort of crash testing based on the rollover test we reported on earlier today. Additionally, two units were assessed at the Fremont Factory’s crash test lab several weeks ago.
