Elon Musk reveals that the first deliveries of Tesla Cybertruck should occur in the middle of next year. This after several postponements.
Good news for future owners of Tesla Cybertrucks. The delivery date of these models is finally known. On the other hand, they will have to arm themselves with a little more patience. Indeed, according to PhoneAndroid these will arrive in the hands of their buyers next summer at the earliest. Another short year of patience, then.
And even, these will be the first deliveries. Elon Musk, boss of the Austin firm, would have promised investors that “the company was finally planning to deliver the first Cybertrucks by the middle of next year”. Note that for the first time, the South African gives a fairly precise schedule. Indeed, the extravagantly shaped all-electric pickup was first announced for 2021. His arrival was then postponed to 2022.
The Tesla Cybertruck, too big to be true?
The Cybertruck would indeed encountered different problems to hit the streets. The pandemic and crises around the world have already not had to make it easier for the Tesla teams. Next, its angular design would have complicated its design. The latter was too big, too wide for car parks and garages or too high for tunnels. He would even have been too big for European streetsaccording to our colleagues.
The news of his arrival should in any case reassure the more than one million customers ordered this vehicle. 250,000 of them had come forward in the first week following his presentation. A gradually increasing number 1,270,000 in November 2021.
The success of this vehicle is undoubtedly explained by its design and its technologies. However, it costs nearly $58,000 on average. But an interesting particularity concerns its reservation. Indeed, the latter requires a security deposit of… 100 dollars, only !
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Elon Musk reveals that the first deliveries of Tesla Cybertruck should occur in the middle of next year. This after several postponements.
Good news for future owners of Tesla Cybertrucks. The delivery date of these models is finally known. On the other hand, they will have to arm themselves with a little more patience. Indeed, according to PhoneAndroid these will arrive in the hands of their buyers next summer at the earliest. Another short year of patience, then.
And even, these will be the first deliveries. Elon Musk, boss of the Austin firm, would have promised investors that “the company was finally planning to deliver the first Cybertrucks by the middle of next year”. Note that for the first time, the South African gives a fairly precise schedule. Indeed, the extravagantly shaped all-electric pickup was first announced for 2021. His arrival was then postponed to 2022.
The Tesla Cybertruck, too big to be true?
The Cybertruck would indeed encountered different problems to hit the streets. The pandemic and crises around the world have already not had to make it easier for the Tesla teams. Next, its angular design would have complicated its design. The latter was too big, too wide for car parks and garages or too high for tunnels. He would even have been too big for European streetsaccording to our colleagues.
The news of his arrival should in any case reassure the more than one million customers ordered this vehicle. 250,000 of them had come forward in the first week following his presentation. A gradually increasing number 1,270,000 in November 2021.
The success of this vehicle is undoubtedly explained by its design and its technologies. However, it costs nearly $58,000 on average. But an interesting particularity concerns its reservation. Indeed, the latter requires a security deposit of… 100 dollars, only !
Also read on Auto-Moto.com:
Tesla Cybertruck Space Campers: the electric pickup in motorhome mode
Does the Tesla Cybertruck pickup have catastrophic aerodynamics?
Tesla needs cash and makes a surprising deal
