#Cybertruck_specs

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Excerpt from a presentation led by Elon Musk Tesla began delivering its new Cybertruck pickup truck to select employees and held a big presentation yesterday. CEO Elon Musk revealed several characteristics of the pickup truck with a stainless steel body, and also suggested assessing its acceleration capabilities. [caption id="attachment_85042" align="alignnone" width="780"] Tesla Cybertruck[/caption] Elon Musk confirmed that for the test they purchased a brand new 2023 Porsche 911 (the exact equipment was not specified). The video shows that the Tesla Cybertruck beat the Porsche 911 by more than a body. But viewers were delighted that at the end of the video the following was revealed: the Tesla Cybertruck was towing the same Porsche 911. Tesla Cybertruck beat the latest Porsche 911 in a drag race while towing the same Porsche 911 The screen also shows claimed quarter-mile times of under 11 seconds and 0-60 mph acceleration of 2.6 seconds. These figures correspond to the most expensive Cyberbeast trim level. We just have to wait until the Cybertruck ends up in the hands of autobloggers, who will make a lot of other comparisons. https://youtu.be/0rlzCHsDoxE It was previously reported that the Tesla Cybertruck cannot roll over and is more rigid than the McLaren P1 supercar.

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McLaren P1 was released 10 years ago Tesla continues to tout the Cybertruck, having previously said its stainless steel body is "bulletproof." Now Elon Musk has said that the Cybertruck is stiffer than the McLaren P1 and that it cannot roll over. During the event to deliver the first 10 vehicles, Musk said the Cyberruck is "a better pickup than regular pickups, but also a better sports car than other sports cars." He noted that the torsional rigidity of the Cybertruck is higher than that of the McLaren P1 hypercar. Some of this rigidity may have come from the stainless steel panels, but Musk hasn't provided any official numbers or chassis details to back up that claim. The Tesla Cybertruck cannot roll over and is more rigid than the McLaren P1 supercar. [caption id="attachment_85021" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Tesla Cybertruck[/caption] Musk says the Cybertruck's extremely low center of gravity (same as the Model S) and wide stance will prevent it from flipping over even in a side impact collision. At the same event, Elon Musk unveiled the Cyber ​​Beast .

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The event will start at 20:00 Moscow time As of yesterday evening, Tesla is no longer accepting pre-orders for the Cybertruck. The company probably decided that the collected pre-orders would be enough for the near future. According to insideevs, in September of this year the number of orders for the Tesla Cybertruck exceeded 2 million. The first million was collected in May 2021, 1.25 million was recorded in August 2021 and 1.3 million in November 2021. [caption id="attachment_84894" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Tesla Cybertruck[/caption] Tesla Cybertruck can no longer be reserved. The Tesla Cybertruck page now displays a countdown timer until the first delivery. The Cybertruck cannot be reserved at this time. Tesla first briefly updated the page to raise the reservation fee from $100 to $250, then went back to $100, but eventually removed the ability to reserve a pickup truck altogether. The Cybertruck delivery event is scheduled to begin at 20:00 Moscow time.

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The price has not yet been announced Tesla has officially confirmed that the Tesla Cybertruck launch event will begin on November 30 at 22:00 Moscow time. The start of the event was moved forward an hour. The event will be held at the company's Gigafactory in Texas, and Tesla Product Design Director Javier Verdura said that only 10 Cybertrucks will be delivered there and all of them will be given to employees, and not to random lucky winners, as previously thought. So ordinary customers who ordered cars will not receive them yet. [caption id="attachment_84621" align="aligncenter" width="450"] Tesla Cybertrucks[/caption] The first Tesla Cybertrucks, which are promised to be delivered on November 30 This partly explains why so few technical characteristics of the Cybertruck have been revealed and the price of the new product has not been announced. When Tesla first unveiled the Cybertruck back in late 2019, the company said the lineup would start at $39,900, but the price is now expected to go higher.