NEW TESLA CYBERSUV SPOTTED AT GIGA TEXAS

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The video discusses the highly anticipated Tesla CyberSUV, a potential three-row, seven-seat SUV based on the Cybertruck platform. While not officially confirmed, sightings of prototypes and mentions in Tesla's Master Plan 4 suggest its development. The CyberSUV is expected to be priced around $59,990, making it a more accessible option than the Cybertruck itself. Key features are speculated to include the Cybertruck's 48-volt electrical system, steer-by-wire, and adaptive suspension, potentially using the same 123 kWh battery pack with 4,680 cells, aiming for an EPA range of around 400 miles. A significant point is the likely abandonment of the stainless steel exoskeleton due to production challenges and cost, opting instead for materials like aluminum alloys. The review also touches upon the Tesla Model 2, detailing its scaled-down Model Y design, expected $28,000 starting price, and the groundbreaking potential of new aluminum-ion batteries promising higher energy density and lower costs. The video concludes by mentioning advancements in Tesla's next-generation nickel battery technology, allowing for 90% daily charging.