Tesla revealed the company's first Cybertruck build, two years after production delays.
There is also a report that Tesla is targeting "to host a Cybertruck delivery event in Q3." As of writing, there is still no official announcement on Cybertruck's rollout by Tesla.
Cybertruck will start the launch of Tesla's futuristic-looking pickup truck made of cold-rolled steel, with the first model now finished in Texas.
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Tesla Introduces Cybertruck
Tesla CEO, Elon Musk first introduced the build in 2019, during which the armored glass cracked during a demonstration.
The company was initially aiming to schedule production and delivery by 2021 but the production was delayed several times.
According to Tesla, the long delay was due to shortages in sourcing components. However, in January 2022, a whistleblower leaked documents that showed that Telsa is having problem with "serious breaking, powertrain, suspension, sealing, and structural issues."
Tesla's Promise With Cybertruck
Elektrek reported that Cybertruck has over 1.5 million reservations, as of November 2022.
The truck was originally estimated to start at $39,900 for single motor and rear-wheel drive model. However, the model is now expected to start at $50,000 up to $70,000.
Tesla often changes prices in the middle of model year so interested buyers should expect an increase before the end of 2023.
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