by In California, the Tesla Cybertruck electric pickup was finally presented. Both the car itself and its presentation turned out to be very unusual. 
Let’s start with the fact that the Tesla electric car looks more like a chisel and resembles cars from 70s-80s comics more than a classic pickup. The Cybertruck measures 5885 mm in length, 2027 mm in width, and 1905 mm in height. The air suspension allows the clearance to be adjusted within 203-406 mm.
The two-meter cargo bed is covered with a lid, just like a hatchback or crossover. By the way, the vehicle has a decent payload capacity of one and a half tons. 
The Tesla Cybertruck’s body is made of strong steel and was tested right at the presentation. First, the doors were tested with a sledgehammer. Then the glass was tested for strength, and it did not hold up.
The Tesla pickup is a six-seater, and its interior is just as quirky. It’s not just the signature large touchscreen. The steering wheel of the electric car resembles a control yoke, and the dashboard trim resembles a marble kitchen countertop. 
The new Tesla Cybertruck will go on sale starting in 2021 and will be offered in three modifications:
– Single Motor RWD for $39,900: 6.5 s to 100 km/h and a maximum of 175 km/h, range of 400 km, can tow a trailer weighing 3.4 tons;
– Dual Motor AWD for $49,900: 4.5 s to 100 km/h and a maximum of 190 km/h, range of 480 km, can tow a trailer weighing 4.5 tons;
– Tri Motor AWD for $69,900: 2.9 s to 100 km/h and a maximum of 210 km/h, range of 800 km, can tow a trailer weighing 6.3 tons.
