As Tesla's first pure electric pickup truck, the Tesla Cybertruck has attracted the attention of countless people with its unique and futuristic styling since its debut. As the model that may have had the most delays in Tesla's history, its life experience has been ill-fated since its birth.

But it’s a good idea to never be too late. According to the latest statement from Tesla CEO Musk, this new Tesla car will officially start delivery on November 30, local time. A week before the start of delivery, Zhichepai ​​has compiled various current reports and information about the car to give you a comprehensive understanding of this new Tesla car.

1. Vehicle related parameters

According to foreign media reports, Tesla Cybertruck specifications have been leaked at an automotive event. According to relevant information, the Cybertruck vehicle is 5669mm long, 2029mm wide (excluding rearview mirrors), 1791mm high, and has a wheelbase of 3632mm. These figures illustrate its massive size and solid shape.

In terms of power, Cybertruck is available in dual-motor and three-motor versions. The three-motor version can accelerate from 0 to 100 mph in 3 seconds. The vehicle weights are 3025kg and 3125kg respectively. The vehicle has a maximum towing capacity of 4990kg and a maximum load capacity of 504kg. These data show its strong power and load capacity. The Cybertruck's cargo box has a length of 1849mm, a width of 1295mm, and a volume of 0.2 cubic meters, which can accommodate various items and equipment. Cybertruck also provides a front trunk with a payload capacity of 191kg, which can store more luggage and tools.

The interior space of Cybertruck is also reported to be very spacious, with front headroom of 1057mm, rear headroom of 991mm, front footroom of 1041mm, rear footroom of 1039mm, front shoulder room of 1600mm, rear shoulder room of 1575mm, front/rear hip room of 1453mm, and can seat six people comfortably. The rear socket of the Cybertruck has two 120V and one 240V interfaces, which can charge various devices.

In terms of battery life, Tesla has previously revealed that the dual-motor version of the Cybertruck can have a battery life of more than 300 miles (approximately 483 kilometers). However, a picture has previously exposed the car's energy consumption performance. In the picture, the vehicle's central control screen shows that the current journey is still 16 miles, and when it reaches the destination, the vehicle's power is expected to drop from 71% to 65%. This means that for every 1% of the electricity used, it can travel about 2.67 miles, which means that the vehicle's fully charged driving range is 267 miles (429 kilometers), which is somewhat different from what was previously advertised. However, it cannot be ruled out that the vehicle is a three-motor version.

2. Vehicle interior

Previously, interior pictures of the Cybertruck were exposed on the Internet, which also allowed people to take a look at part of the car's interior.

Square steering wheel: Cybertruck's steering wheel adopts a square design like the previous Yoke steering wheel, which is different from the traditional round steering wheel. Such a steering wheel may be more suitable for the futuristic style of Cybertruck, but many people have questioned its specific ease of use and safety.

Large central control screen: The Cybertruck has a large touch screen on the central console, which can display and control various functions and settings of the Cybertruck. As you can see from the photos, the touch screen interface includes options such as tonneau cover (open/close), suspension system (entry/low/high), steering wheel and rearview mirror adjustment, headlights, child locks, window locks, sentry mode, car wash mode, etc. The interface of the central control screen may also change according to different versions and configurations of Cybertruck.

Spacious center armrest box: The Cybertruck's center armrest box is very spacious and can accommodate a lot of items. As you can see from the photos, the lid of the center armrest box can slide forward to reveal a deep storage space. The lid of the central armrest box may also have other functions, such as wireless charging with ventilation.

Sports seats: The Cybertruck's front seats have larger side wraps that provide better support and comfort. The material of the seat also has perforations, which may mean that the seat has ventilation and heating functions. Seat colors and styles may also come in different options, such as white or black, smooth or textured.

Glass canopy: Like all Tesla models, the Cybertruck also has a glass canopy on the roof, allowing passengers to enjoy more natural light and views. The size and shape of the glass canopy match the Cybertruck’s body lines, and also increase the Cybertruck’s beauty and sense of interior space. According to Tesla's previous practice, it should not support opening, and it should not be equipped with sunshades.

Bulletproof Glass: The Cybertruck's glass is said to be bulletproof, meaning they can resist high-impact impacts and scratches. Such glass can improve the safety and durability of the Cybertruck and also reduce the cost of repairs and replacements. However, whether bulletproof glass can really withstand the test of various situations has yet to be verified in practice.

3. Vehicle workmanship

Considering the workmanship level of the Model S produced by Tesla's North American factory, everyone should not have too high expectations for the workmanship of the Cybertruck produced by it.

According to previous foreign media reports, at the Tesla Cybertruck demonstration event he attended, he witnessed the car’s “miserable workmanship”. The Cybertruck used as a display car has indeed very obvious gaps in some seams, especially in some seams of the body. You can almost stick your fingers between some of the body panels. The four fender arches are misaligned, the taillights on the tailgate are misaligned, and in some places there's even noticeable overlap between the body panels.

Although Tesla CEO Musk has previously raised concerns about the car's workmanship, he said that all parts of the Cybertruck must be assembled with a precision of less than 10 microns. Although the above-mentioned vehicles are only trial vehicles and do not fully represent the final production vehicle, it may also be a reminder to the first batch of Cybertrucks that are expected to be delivered: Don’t have high expectations for workmanship.

4. Delivery time and quantity

The delivery time of the vehicle has been determined, and it will officially start delivery at Tesla's Texas factory on November 30, local time. However, its delivery quantity has been unknown. According to reports, Tesla’s global product design director Javier Vidura revealed at an event that only 10 Cybertrucks will be delivered in the first batch of the delivery day event on November 30.

It’s worth mentioning that Tesla has followed a similar pattern in past events. During the Model 3 delivery day event in 2017, Tesla only delivered 30 cars to company employees, so the first delivery of Tesla Cybertruck is likely to be also Tesla's internal employees. The reason why the first batch of deliveries is not large is also related to the fact that its production capacity still does not meet expectations.

Previously, Tesla also issued an announcement stating that the first Cybertruck owners were prohibited from selling the car to others within one year, and those selling the vehicle without Tesla's permission would face a fine of $500,000. However, due to pressure from public opinion, Tesla deleted the relevant terms. However, this move also reflected that the number of Cybertrucks that can be delivered in the first batch and even this year will be very limited, and this move is precisely to prevent scalpers from reselling.

5. Possible selling price

The price of the vehicle may be the biggest unknown surrounding the Cybertruck right now. When Tesla unveiled its original show car in 2019, the company said pricing would start at $39,900 for a base single-motor model, $49,900 for dual-motor models, and $69,900 for three-motor models.

At Tesla's 2022 annual shareholder meeting, Musk said that the price of new Cybertruck cars will rise. Musk said Cybertruck pricing was set in 2019, but the world has changed a lot since then, so specifications and pricing will be different. After 4 years, the Cybertruck will take inflation into account. The starting price of the Cybertruck dual-motor version may be around US$60,000, while the starting price of the Cybertruck TriMotor may be around US$85,000. Obviously, this is just speculation, as Tesla has yet to provide any news on pricing.