Cybertruck Production Progress Visible via Drone Footage

Expected Cybertruck Deliv. End September

Stunning drone views have revealed that Tesla’s manufacturing of the Cybertruck is well advanced at their Giga Texas facility. Evidently, two colossal presses weighing in at a combined total of 18,000 tons are now installed, as evidenced by the appeared castings of the vehicle’s rear section.

Since Q1 2023, Tesla has been fabricating pilot models of the Cybertruck, as indicated by formal manufacturing facility photos from the carmaker. Now it looks like the EV producer is putting in all of the basic machinery for full scale production.

The potential roll-out of the Cybertruck is anticipated for August, and its estimated that Tesla has plans to start customer shipments towards the finish of Q3 2023. Considering this could very possibly project to an end-of-September arrival function, it appears clear that Tesla is working up for a large scale production.

A clandestine video showed a fleeting glimpse of the manufacture of Cybertruck. Follow this twitter upload for further details.

Originally unveiled in November 2019, the Tesla Cybertruck is without a doubt one of the most eagerly anticipated EVs of 2023. As of now, it has 1.8 million reservation holders. Supposing that Tesla produces 375,000 yearly, it may take approximately four years for all orders to be fulfilled. Although the Cybertruck can be booked with a completely refundable $100 deposit, it is likely that not every single purchaser will get to their vehicle.

The unveiling of the Cybertruck caused quite a stir, as purchasers were presented with three different models to choose from. The price tag for the entry-level choice started at $39,900 and included an impressive range of 250 miles. The upgradable double motor edition was slightly more expensive at $49,900, but its performance specification included an impressive 0-60mph within 4.5 seconds and a range above 300 miles.

Perching at the apex of the lineup is the tri-motor Cybertruck with a price tag of $69,900. Tesla declared that it will have over 500 miles of range, accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in an incredible 2.8 seconds, and haul up to 14,000 pounds. Since then, however, the exact Cybertruck lineup ahead of its commercial rollout remains unknown. Wait for the exact specifications and costs to be announced when physical prototypes become available this summer.

Source: Teslarati