Tesla Cybertruck: Elon Musk's futuristic electric pick-up is a hit

Presented at the motor show in Los Angeles, THE Tesla Cybertruck already unleashes passions. This electric pickup impresses both with its looks and its price. In this article, our news site lets you discover this electric machine like no other. Judge for yourself!

Better truck than an F-150, faster than a Porsche 911. Order Cybertruck online at https://t.co/hltT8dg2NO

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 22, 2019

The Tesla Cybertruck immediately enjoyed worldwide success

Elon Musk, the Tesla magnate, presented Cybertruck, the new electric car from the American firm. Described as "indestructible" by a double incident when two metal balls were thrown at its side windows, already rekindles hearts. Read also: Taycan, Porsche's first electric sports car Read also: Everything you need to know about the new license plates

Already 146,000 pre-orders for the TESLA cybertruck

Indeed, on Twitter, Elon Musk indicates that 146,000 orders for the vehicle have already been made. And this, despite the fact that the price of the vehicle starts at $39,900, and is even likely to reach $69,900 depending on the engine. According to the figures presented by Musk, it can rent for $500 per month, well below the $700 he calculated costing other pickups on average on the market. According to its website, a model can now be reserved for just $100, although production won't begin until late 2021. Additionally, the dual-motor vehicle (on sale for $49,900) will travel 300 miles per battery. And the most expensive, the “tri-motor,” will sell for $69,900 and will travel about 500 miles per battery.

Here's a concept car, the Aston Martin "Bulldog", which dates from 1979 or 1980 and it's as disgusting as this pickup. Hat ! pic.twitter.com/RAoDMkdhUq

— Albert Grisonnant d’Étampes (@DidierRouston) November 22, 2019

What about its characteristics?

In terms of features, the Cybertruck TESLA has in its fleet a futuristic and powerful model, a stainless steel vehicle and armored windows. The least expensive has a towing capacity of 4,535 kilos and an acceleration of 4.5 seconds between 0 and 100 km/h. Meanwhile, the more expensive one has a towing capacity of up to 6,350 kilos, 804 kilometers per battery and 2.9 seconds from 0 to 100 km/h. Elon Musk opted for a convex quadrilateral without parallel sides to change the world of heavy vehicles. He says he was inspired by the design of Terminator, a model that is the polar opposite of the traditional American pickup and much more. Through this jewel, heintends to fully penetrate one of the most lucrative markets in the United States automotive sector. Complete success with this very ambitious project!