Tesla Cybertruck (Page 50)

When the Tesla Cybertruck was introduced, the first thing that caused a great visual impression, and even a certain mixture of rejection and amazement, was precisely the design of the body: the straight and angular lines, the post-modernist aspect mixed with a certain touch of science fiction (Blade Runner, the iconic movie from the 80's always comes to mind), plus the aggressive and futuristic design left no one indifferent, both for and against Cybertruck.

We have footage of a new prototype of the Tesla CyberTruck. It has no door handles and some updated trim, as well as some other minor updates. Let's take a look and see!

We have news that Samsung is in talks with Tesla on a next generation driving chip. Why does this matter? What will this chip do? How will it be better than what Tesla has now?

A potentially significant new player has emerged in the Semi-trailer truck arena, which could prove to be significant competition for the Tesla Semi. The company Futuricum (www.futuricum.com) has just presented in society a new Semi Truck that, in fact, has just broken a Guiness record in "Greatest distance by electric rigid truck, single charge".

A new updated video on the Tesla 4680 battery pack discusses what Tesla is doing to prevent crash-related fire accidents; and, how Tesla saved Australia from a power shortage.

A leading electric vehicle advocacy publication cites un-named sources as saying the imaginary Tesla Cybertruck won’t be delivered until 2023.

Cyberlandr has built a unique prototype of a camper that could fit on the back of the Cybertruck. The Cyberlandr has been in the news previously, but a new prototype gives prospective buyers a better idea of what to expect.

The Cybertruck’s solar tonneau is certainly a key feature for any future buyer, given the fact that it would give the possibility of semi-total independence from the grid and charging stations; obviously depending on the number of miles a day driven. With 15 miles of added solar range, and with the option of adding another 25 miles (totaling 40 miles on 100% solar) by adding extra foldable solar wings, the feature is certainly attractive.

The Tesla CyberTruck will have an option for solar panels, an "ecat" system. This will allow for the truck to charge itself in the sun and possibly be able to keep the vehicle charged for users who don't drive long distances for free.