In a spy video, the rear of a Tesla Cybertruck is revealed, along with a new taillight group illumination pattern
The Cybertruck has been seen displaying a close to retail taillight group, suggesting that it may truly be at the "tooling" phase as Tesla suggested during its quarterly results summary.
What could be the Cybertruck's final rear design shows the entire brakes/reverse light illumination pattern sequence.
Tesla recently revealed that the Texas Gigafactory, where the first batches of the Cybertruck electric pickup will be made prior to its introduction in 2023, had entered the tooling process. But according to reports, Tesla's older Fremont factory—which has a facility for the new 4680 cells—will manufacture the company's battery packs, which will then be delivered to the Austin location for assembly.
Although it is uncertain whether the Cybertruck will receive the 4680 battery pack like the batches of Model Y made in Texas, Tesla claimed it already had a supply of batteries for the electric pickup. When Tesla sets up the manufacturing facility and instals the machinery, it appears that the Cybertruck design is also undergoing a "tooling" phase.
EXOSKELETON
The external shell of the Cybertruck is designed for maximum durability and passenger safety.
Every part of the suit, starting with the almost impenetrable exoskeleton, is made with exceptional strength and endurance in mind, from the Tesla armour glass to the Ultra-Hard 30X Cold Rolled Stainless Steel structural skin.
We would use something better if it was available.
Versatile
The most potent tool we have ever created, the Cybertruck is equipped with 100 cubic feet of outside, lockable storage, including a magic tonneau cover that is robust enough to stand on. It has a payload capability of up to 3,500 pounds and adjustable air suspension.
Performance
Now reaching a new level of power, speed, and adaptability—only attainable with an all-electric construction. The vehicle can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in as little as 2.9 seconds and has a range of up to 500 miles because to its powerful drivetrain and low centre of gravity.
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