The Tesla Cybertruck is set to hit the market in October, according to the video. The video also showcases the truck's off-roading capabilities, which have impressed viewers. Tesla engineers are testing different versions of the Cybertruck to determine which one works best. The video features a segment filmed in the Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreation Area, where Tesla engineers had a Starlink satellite internet setup to transfer testing data. The video also discusses the Cybertruck's unique tires and suspension system, which allows it to raise and lower its height significantly. The price for the Cybertruck is expected to be in the mid to high 70s for the torque version, with the dual motor version possibly being cheaper, potentially in the 60s.
1. The Tesla Cybertruck is set to hit the market in October.
2. The Cybertruck has been confirmed to have off-roading capabilities.
3. The Cybertruck has been filmed off-roading in a Jeep Gladiator.
4. Tesla engineers are still testing different versions of the Cybertruck.
5. The Cybertrucks filmed were believed to have been seen in the Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreation Area.
6. Tesla engineers had a Starlink satellite internet setup active for data transfer during testing.
7. The Cybertrucks were filmed with different tires that don't have the hubcaps sticking into them, suggesting they might be more practical.
8. The Cybertrucks have 20-inch rims, which make them look smaller due to the truck's high position when the suspension is lifted.
9. The Cybertruck can be lowered to a very low position and raised to a very high position using the suspension, a feature not commonly found in stock vehicles.
10. The price of the Cybertruck for the torque version is offered mid to high 70s, while the dual motor version could be cheaper, possibly in the 60s.
11. The Cybertruck makes the Tesla Model X, which is more than 7 feet long, look small.