"I was just reviewing the production beta Cybertruck. It is incredible," Tweeted Tesla CEO Elon Musk seven hours ago.
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It looks like Tesla Cybertruck is either in beta production or about to enter the beta production.
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, about seven hours ago tweeted that he was reviewing the production beta version of the Cybertruck, and it is incredible. The Cybertruck is a new electric pickup truck that has generated a lot of buzz in the automotive world. With its angular and futuristic design, it is a stark contrast to the conventional pickup trucks on the market.
Elon's tweet came as a responce to a tweet by DogeDesigner, who wrote Cybertruck will be his personal vehicle and tagged Musk.
I wish Elon could give us a new teaser or hint about one of the Cybertruck's unannounced features.
Of course Elon Musk's tweet was like a bomb-shell in the tweeterspace, generating lots of questions from Tesla enthusiasts, investors and Cybertruck reservation holders. Here are some of them.
Any chance we’ll see a smaller Cybertruck version sometime? Did you figure out the windshield wiper yet? What's your favorite thing about the Cybertruck: When will there be another cybertruck update? Will it have 500+ miles range? What do you love most about the Cybertruck? Of course, none of these questions were answered yet, although Elon Musk answers questions from time to time, considering how busy he is.
I am not surprised we are this close to Tesla Cybertruck's beta production. Here is why. Do you remember that in mid January I talked about how quickly Tesla Giga Texas was able to assemble the 9,000 ton Giga Press. They did it within a week or so, although it took them months to do the same at the Fremont Factory and at Giga Shanghai. Now Tesla and IDRA engineers have gathered the necessary expertise and were able to assemble it much faster.
Then I said that this will speed up the production of Cybertruck beta, moving it from late spring to early spring.
Cybertruck nearing the beta production is a very welcome news.
The Tesla Cybertruck was first introduced in November 2019 and immediately caught the attention of the public with its distinctive look. Its exterior is made of ultra-hard 30X cold-rolled stainless-steel and armored glass, making it nearly indestructible. The Cybertruck is also equipped with features such as an adaptive air suspension, a 360-degree camera system, and a "Tesla armor glass" that is almost unbreakable.
The Cybertruck will be available in three different battery configurations, with a range of up to 500 miles on a single charge. This means that drivers will be able to travel long distances without having to stop and recharge. The Cybertruck will also have impressive towing and payload capacities, making it suitable for work and play.
One of the most impressive features of the Cybertruck is its "Cyberquad" ATV, which is an electric all-terrain vehicle that fits perfectly in the truck's bed. The ATV can be charged using the truck's battery, making it a convenient addition for outdoor enthusiasts.
Tesla Cybertruck production is set to begin this summer: CEO Elon Musk confirms at Q4 Earnings Cal, but what matters is the production ramp, which is a different story. Tesla Cybertruck will start in 2023, but a major factor won't begin until 2024.
The Cybertruck will be fully electric, meaning that it will produce zero emissions and have a much lower cost of ownership compared to traditional gasoline-powered trucks. Tesla is known for its innovation and technology, and the Cybertruck is no exception. The truck will have advanced driver-assist features such as Autopilot, which can help with tasks such as highway driving, changing lanes, and even parking.
The Tesla Cybertruck is set to revolutionize the pickup truck market with its futuristic design, impressive range, and advanced technology. Elon Musk's recent tweet has only added to the excitement surrounding the release of this incredible vehicle. The Cybertruck is a must-see for anyone who is interested in the future of transportation.
What do you think about when the Cybertruck is coming this year?
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Important question: How much
Important question: How much will it weigh? BEVs are already very heavy vehicles and with a stainless steel body, this will weigh even more. The tires on my father-in-law’s Model Y were nearly bald after only 8,000 miles. I’ll bet this Cybertruck chews up tires and said tires will be very expensive. …Something to consider in cost of ownership.