A Tesla Cybertruck was seen whizzing past on the test track at the Fremont plant in the United States, and the Cyberruck, which is being tested, appears to be one of Tesla's updated alpha prototypes, as evidenced by its side-view mirrors and large windshield wipers.
Earlier, during a drone shoot at the end of February, we found a Tesla Cybertruck prototype at the site of the Fremont factory, similar to previous sightings, this car was parked near the test track of the facility, but this time, the all-electric pickup truck was parked next to some Model S sedans, and the size difference between the two cars was quite striking, bearing in mind that the Model S is a large sedan with a length of 4.9 meters.
But based on the Cybertruck comparison photos we recently saw at the Fremont plant, the Model S looks like a compact car on the side, considering that the cyberruck prototype launched at the end of 2019 has a length of 5.8 meters, which is similar in length to the Ford F-150, but the same length Ford F-150 typically comes with only a 5.5-foot (about 1.6-meter) cargo hold, while Tesla is able to install a 6.5 on the Cybertruck The foot (about 1.9 meters) of cargo hold, so we can also speculate that the body structure should be tighter than that of a conventional pickup truck.
And in the previous Cybertruck sighting we found that the test vehicle used a retractable rear seat cover, but in the recent sighting it was covered with an additional layer of protection, we can also see that the retractable rear hatch of this vehicle also seems to be being tested.
As cyberruck's tests continue to be revealed, we also hope that this model can meet with you as soon as possible (after all, many users have been waiting for more than two years).