TESLA CYBERTRUCK DELIVERY EVENT: ALL PRICES, MODELS, AND SPECS ARE HERE

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The Tesla Cybertruck delivery event finally revealed production specs and pricing, four years after its initial announcement. While the event itself was described as intimate and somewhat last-minute, the core information delivered was significant. Key takeaways include the "Cyberbeast" tri-motor variant starting at $99,990 with a 0-60 mph time of 2.6 seconds and 320 miles of estimated range, and an all-wheel-drive dual-motor version at $79,999 with 340 miles of range. A rear-wheel-drive base model is slated for 2025 at $60,990 with 250 miles of range. A notable addition is an optional range extender, pushing total range to over 470 miles, though this adds significant cost (estimated $16,000) and takes up bed space. The truck boasts impressive towing (11,000 lbs) and payload (2,500 lbs) capacities, steer-by-wire technology, and a durable stainless steel exoskeleton. However, pricing and range are considerably less than initially promised in 2019, which will likely disappoint many. The reviewer highlights the impressive drag race against a Porsche 911 (even while towing it) and the practical features like onboard power outlets, but notes the charging speed is capped at 250 kW, lower than initially expected.