The Tesla Cybertruck was recently spotted on the streets in Palo Alto, California, where it was undergoing testing.
With its angular design and triangular side-view mirrors, the Cybertruck stands out on the road and has elicited mixed reactions.
The Cybertruck is expected to have an electric range of 500 miles and be available for purchase in 2024, with prices ranging from $39,900 to $69,900.
It has been quite some time since we first reported about the Tesla Cybertruck, with the EV appearing on stage and having its unbreakable windows broken in quick fashion. That was back in 2019, and clearly Tesla’s engineers and designers have been hard at work making sure the company has another hit EV to sell to its adoring fans once the Cybertruck finally makes it to market (likely some point in 2024).
Recent live appearances of the Tesla Cybertruck have now surfaced, and it certainly looks the part of a next-generation electric light-duty truck. It’s hard to miss with its famous angular design, and there have been some changes, with the side-view mirrors taking on a triangular shape to match the Cybertruck itself. The rear brake lights appear to be subdued though, with the left and right corners lighting up rather than the whole bar.
