Tesla Cybertruck fleet spotted in Giga Texas

author: FutureCar Staff    

Tesla's production of the Cybertruck at Gigafactory Texas seems to be ramping up, as evidenced by recent images from the electric vehicle production complex. Interestingly, Tesla appears to be keeping its recently produced Cybertrucks hidden from observers.

With customer deliveries expected to start this year, sightings of apparent release candidates and prototypes of the all-electric pickup truck are becoming more common across the United States. Recent images shared online suggest that the Cybertrucks are already being built to a higher standard.

These sightings have revealed some intriguing details about the Cybertruck, such as its wheels and tire size. However, images captured by Joe Tegtmeyer, a longtime Giga Texas watcher, show that Tesla's latest Cybertrucks have some noticeable differences.

Joe Tegtmeyer recently observed nine Cybertruck units parked in the outbound transportation lot at Giga Texas. Strangely, all nine vehicles were covered, leaving observers curious about their identity. It seems that Tesla may not want its most recently produced Cybertrucks to be seen by eager onlookers.

Furthermore, other images shared by a drone operator indicate that more Cybertrucks are being assembled within Giga Texas. Two pickup trucks stood out in the images due to their open frunks.

Tesla is known for constantly iterating on its vehicles, so it wouldn't be surprising if the Cybertruck is still undergoing improvements. The presence of the covered Cybertrucks suggests positive progress in production and deliveries, as these vehicles could potentially be used for test drives or displays.

The Cybertruck is expected to be Tesla's most ambitious vehicle yet, designed to be a rugged and reliable work EV equipped with advanced technology. To succeed in the competitive pickup truck market, the Cybertruck will need to prove itself as an excellent vehicle.

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Original article: Strangely covered Tesla Cybertruck fleet spotted in Giga Texas

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