Tesla’s exciting and much-discussed foray into building an all-electric pickup truck Dual-motor model that delivers drive to front and rear wheels for 600 horsepower and a factory-claimed 550 kilometre range Presented with a matte black wrap to protect the distinctive stainless-steel bodywork Reportedly the first privately owned Cybertruck in the Emirates Between the unveiling of the concept vehicle in 2019 and the model eventually entering production late in 2023, few cars have been the subject of quite so many column inches, news stories, videos, and podcasts as the Tesla Cybertruck.

Styled as though it should belong in the Blade Runner universe while also taking inspiration from the submersible Lotus Esprit piloted by Roger Moore’s James Bond in The Spy Who Loved Me , the all-electric pickup truck proved intensely divisive for its love-or-hate looks and disruptive entry into the market.

What no-one could deny, however, was the car’s blistering performance credentials.

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