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Tesla debuted the Cybertruck Thursday, saying it is designed to have the utility of a truck and the performance of a sports car.

Cybertruck will come in three variants: Single Motor Rear-Wheel Drive, Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive, and Tri Motor All-Wheel Drive.

Vehicle Specs:

Range: 500+ miles0-60 mph acceleration:
 
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Like it or hate it, can be pretty sure it's going to alienate a good portion of the truck buying community.


Personally I am not sure I want to have to view only the middle screen for all my mirrors. I drive a large truck at work. I hate to have to get used to where I need to look quickly. No back window? How many people are taught to look over their shoulder. And I may never get used to a handlebar for a steering wheel, but hey, opinions are just opinions
 
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The obvious mistake is calling it a pickup or even a truck. It could be a great choice for many pickup owners who just don't need a pickup, but now it is mirrors-deep in the whole pickup competition and, sorry, I live in pickup country (and have a Model 3) and don't expect to see a single one of these in at least a 500 mile radius. At what point is this just about you, Elon?
 
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I don't so much care about the shape, but rather the reality. The cold-rolled stainless steel body is interesting. As is the towing capacity and the 500+ mile range. How it does off-road and in snow as well as the provision for a spare tire would be a big issue here in Montana. I also do not in general like a 6.5' bed rather than 8' bed, but can't have everything. I could work around that with the right motivation. I'm interested. My P3D- is fine here with street/highway snow but different thing in the outback. And the P3D- ain't much of a work vehicle. Will that truck pull my gooseneck trailer like my F350 diesel dully? That's an open question, not a requirement. All trucks are not the same. Or intended for the same purpose. Most American/Japanese trucks aren't real trucks anyway. Only a few are real work vehicles. The rest are for amusement.
 
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