Tesla Cybertruck set to debut on November 30

ABU DHABI: During its 2023 third-quarter earnings call, Tesla announced that the deliveries of the brand's long-awaited Cybertruck will begin on November 30 at its Gigafactory in Austin, Texas. The electric pickup truck's production was delayed several times. 

The Tesla Cybertruck's latest images provide details about its exterior and interior. It is not like the other pre-production concepts and units. The dashboard has a minimalist layout featuring a 17-inch touchscreen display. The interior exudes a white and grey theme, while the squarish steering wheel will remind you of the traditional Tesla design without the "Yoke." The Cybertruck comes with a "Frunk," offering additional storage in the front.

The Cybertruck comes with a stainless steel ultra-hard 30X cold-rolled body that can withstand 9mm bullet attacks. The powertrain options include a rear-wheel-drive single-motor, a dual-motor, and a high-end tri-motor. The entry-level model will have a towing capacity of 3,400 kg and a driving range of 402 km. The payload capacity is rated at 1,360 kg across all variants.

As mentioned above, the deliveries of the Tesla Cybertruck will begin for US customers on November 30. Initially, only two out of the three powertrain options will be available. The brand has not officially revealed the order book for the Cybertruck. As per the crowd-sourced reservation trackers, two million units of Cybertruck orders can be expected in the order book. 

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