The Tesla Cybertruck is home, at least to an extent. As seen in the photos and videos that Giga Texas posted in recent hours, the all-electric truck recently visited the next electric vehicle plant.. Cybertruck’s visit to Giga Texas was confirmed by Elon Musk, who indicated that he drove around the massive construction complex.

Initial photos from Cybertruck’s visit to Gigafactory Texas were shared by the electric car community on r / TeslaMotors subreddit.. As can be seen in the photos, the all-electric truck has attracted great interest from Giga Texas workers. The car also looked home in construction areas in Giga Texas, with its muddy tires and stainless-steel bodywork.

According to Elon Musk, he was already driving around the Giga Texas complex behind the wheel of a Tesla Cybertruck. Other photos from the visit showed Musk addressing a crowd of Giga Texas workers, many of whom appeared to be drawn to the all-electric mega-truck. This was true not only for the exterior of the Cybertruck, but also on the inside, which features a yoke for the steering system and a 17-screen display, much like the Model S and Model X have modernized.

Curiously, The Tesla Cybertruck driven by Elon Musk in Giga Texas appears to be the same prototype that the company unveiled in 2019. This was in part due to the presence of door handles, a part that was not even in the production car according to what Musk previously mentioned on Twitter.

The Tesla Cybertruck is arguably one of the most awaited cars in Tesla history, and Elon Musk noted that a truck of unusual shape was in demand and is well above the company’s expectations. The car is expected to start test production sometime this year. Although Musk, for his part, has proven completely conservative about Cybertruck’s initial construction deadline.

When asked if the Cybertruck is due for initial delivery later this year, Musk simply indicated that limited production of the Model Y would begin in Giga Texas sometime in 2021, and that mass production would follow after that. Anus. This was, according to Musk, a period of time that should also be true for Berlin’s Giga factory. As for the Cybertruck, the initial production phase will likely depend on how quickly IDRA can ship 8,000 tons of Giga Press. A home-sized machine that would create the rear end of the electric van, Gigafactory Texas.

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