Shanghai Securities News China Securities Network (Reporter Song Weiping) At 4am Beijing time on December 1st, Tesla's Texas Superfactory, CEO Elon Musk, began the first batch of Cybertruck deliveries.
It is reported that Cybertruck is equipped with a stainless steel exoskeleton body, armored glass, and all terrain tires, which are sturdy and durable, and can adapt to various road conditions. It has a traction force of 4990 kilograms and can load 1.13 tons of cargo. The car can accelerate from 0 to 100 kilometers in just 2.7 seconds, with a top speed of 209 kilometers per hour. Through wire controlled steering and rear wheel steering, it achieves sporty handling and a turning radius better than most sedans.
According to third-party organizations, the current order volume of Cybertruck Cyberpickup trucks has exceeded 2 million. Pickups are a very large market, with global pickup truck sales exceeding 5.65 million in 2022, with the North American market (mainly the United States) being the largest pickup truck market, with annual sales exceeding 2.7 million.
The Cybertruck's rear wheel drive, all wheel drive, and beast like versions are currently priced at $49890, $68890, and $96390 on the US official website. Gary Blake, co-founder and managing partner of Future Fund, stated that due to pickup trucks occupying a 20% share of the US automotive market, Tesla's total sales in 2022 were 2.7 million units. Tesla's future sales will significantly increase with the launch of Cybertruck, a Cybertruck pickup truck, and he expects Tesla's sales to increase by 53% in 2024.