According to Tesla, the company’s Cybertruck will finally be delivered to initial customers on Nov 30 at an event in Austin, TX. The controversial battery-electric pickup truck announced back in 2019, has been marred with production delays, and many important details about it are still unclear, including the price, range, drivetrain, performance, and features. In addition, the Cybertruck’s design is extremely polarizing.
Regardless, the Cybertruck has managed to garner over 250,000 pre-orders, so obviously, interest is strong. As a satisfied, two-time Tesla owner myself, I have no doubt the Cybertruck will deliver excellent range, impressive performance, and superior tech – not to mention access to the Supercharger network. But I’ve also driven many other EVs, including two pickup trucks: Ford’s F-150 Lightning and Rivian’s R1T.
