A new Tesla Cybertruck prototype was spotted driving on public roads in California on this day, June 15. The sighting was captured on video by Twitter user S.E. Robinson, Jr., who followed the truck for a little while and showed us how the truck accelerates and drives.
This is the camouflaged version of the Cybertruck, which I assume is the final production version. Otherwise, why would Tesla hide it under a camouflage?
As you can see Cybertruck is loose on the the streets of the Silicon Valley. It's really cool to see the Cybertruck on the roads already.
Here are a couple of observations about this Cybertruck.
Still not seeing the red light tail bar. But as one commenter notes under Tesla blogger Sawyer Merritt's post, It probably just turns on at night with the taillights, not used for a brake light since folds down with tailgate when carrying oversized cargo.
Also, note the long grill matrix LED headlights. They are so cool. Others are noting that Cybertruck's taillights are small. What do you think of them?
I have to say that Tesla has done a nice camouflage. Someone wrote that he can barely notice it's a Cybertruck.
The new sighting of the Cybertruck on public roads is a sign that the truck is getting closer to production. It will be interesting to see how the truck performs in real-world conditions and how it is received by car buyers. But the initial reactions are very positive.
Now I think in the next few weeks Tesla will release Cybertruck's specs and pricing. I will be looking forward to it.
The recent sighting of the Tesla Cybertruck, captured by S.E. Robinson, Jr. and shared on Twitter, has sparked immense excitement among Tesla enthusiasts and automotive enthusiasts alike. The video provides a thrilling glimpse into the driving capabilities of this futuristic electric pickup truck, showcasing its smooth acceleration and distinctive design.
As Tesla's Cybertruck inches closer to production, the anticipation and fascination surrounding its release continue to grow. With each new sighting, it becomes increasingly apparent that the Cybertruck will indeed redefine the future of pickups and leave a lasting impact on the automotive industry as a whole.
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