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Exclusive Leak: Seven Cybertrucks on their way to Fremont on the I5 in Southern California
Seven Tesla Cybertruck was spotted on a roadway in Fremont, California shortly after the company's announcement of the first Cybertruck rolling off the assembly line.
The unique design of the Cybertruck, featuring a wedge shape and stainless-steel exoskeleton, sets it apart from traditional pickup trucks. Tesla's tweet showcasing the scores of workers surrounding the first Cybertruck at the Giga Texas factory generated excitement among enthusiasts.
As with any new vehicle, opinions on its appeal may vary. While some analysts have expressed doubts about its broad market appeal, it's important to note that consumer preferences and trends can be unpredictable. Ultimately, the success of the Cybertruck will depend on factors such as pricing, performance, and consumer reception once it becomes available for purchase.
Elon Musk had previously mentioned that Tesla expected to deliver the first Cybertruck sometime between July and September. Like with other new products, production would begin slowly and then ramp up over time.
During the truck's unveiling in 2019, there was an unexpected mishap when a window, claimed to be unbreakable, cracked when hit by a metal ball. This incident led to a candid reaction from Musk.
Initially, Tesla had announced three versions of the Cybertruck with price ranges from around $40,000 to $70,000. However, the company later removed the prices from the order page where customers could place a $100 deposit to secure their reservation. It is possible that Tesla may adjust its pricing strategy or provide more details closer to the start of production and delivery.
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