It's hard to believe, but it's been four long years since the futuristic-looking electric car Cybertruck was unveiled this fall. What's even more hilarious is that, although people have already paid a reservation fee for it, Tesla is still not producing the car and has been silent about when it will start. But now the long silence has been broken Elon Musk during talks with the company's investors, according to whom Cybertrucks will start hitting the roads relatively soon.
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He didn't go after asking about the Cybertruck. Elon Musk quite surprisingly around the hot mess, but he directly replied to investors that the start of sales of the car is expected in the third quarter of this year. Therefore, mass production of the cars will most likely begin soon. If you are wondering why it was necessary to wait so long for the Cybertrucks, Musk explains everything by "putting the production lines into operation longer than the company had originally planned". Whether his words are true or whether he is just using them to mask, for example, development problems or difficulties with the authorities, which were widely discussed after the introduction of the Cybertruck due to its dimensions and overall unusual connection, is unclear. So all that can be done is to hope that Musk has now hit the nail on the head with his prediction and that Tesla customers waiting for Cybertrucks will actually get their hands on them this fall.
And the price? I think the car is nice, they describe it nicely on the official website, and it's very usable, but how much will they ask for it?
Ugh, that's a badass.