As the eagerly anticipated Tesla Cybertruck gears up for its official debut on November 30th at 2 pm CT, the veil of mystery surrounding this electric vehicle appears to thin with each passing day. Despite the plethora of sightings captured on film and camera, crucial details such as specific pricing and specifications remain unknown.
Recent events added fuel to the speculative fire. Initially, the Cybertruck faced a hurdle navigating a gentle dirt incline—a task easily conquered by a 1946 Jeep CJ-2A shortly after. Adding to the pre-unveiling drama, a pre-release Cybertruck found itself in a precarious situation, being towed from a San Francisco street.
Welp, our club member had some “follow” up footage… https://t.co/aG7l0kWl4p pic.twitter.com/hidSFG2Rvc
— Tesla East Bay Fremont (@TeslaOwnersEBay) November 25, 2023
Questions arose regarding the tow truck’s capability to handle the hefty Cybertruck. However, the towing process appeared surprisingly effortless. Given that typical light-duty tow trucks boast a capacity exceeding 7,000 pounds, and rumors suggest the tri-motor Cybertruck weighs around 6,900 pounds, towing shouldn’t pose a significant challenge.
