Experience the Tesla Cybertruck Delivery Event Live: Discover the Price, Range, and Specs

Tesla’s Cybertruck ‌shipment⁢ event has​ finally ⁢come ⁤to an end. Missed⁤ all the excitement? Get caught up with our live coverage here or check out our comprehensive story summarizing‌ all​ the major news. If you want to watch, there’s a replay available on X

The Cybertruck Is Here

Thanks ⁢for following WIRED’s live coverage of the Cybertruck delivery ‍event. ‍It was light on details​ at times but there was no shortage of footage⁣ of the Tesla’s latest ‌EV tearing across epic landscapes.⁣ And plenty of ​Elon Musk being Elon Musk.

You can catch up on all⁣ news from the event right here.

And keep​ an eye out for more Cybertruck⁢ coverage as we continue to explore the implications of the ⁤vehicle’s unique design.

Tesla⁤ Cybertruck​ driving on a​ dirt⁢ road in a rugged landscape

It’s Finally Here

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For the record, the⁢ pricing Tesla ‌revealed‌ today⁤ is indeed not quite what many early⁣ reservation holders were hoping for. ‍The $60,990 rear wheel ⁢drive version sure sounds a lot like the $39,000⁤ base model Musk ⁣promised ‍back in 2019.

Musk was eager to stress three big things⁣ about the Cybertruck: it’s tough, ‍it’s not all for show, and it’s fast.​ He also made the ‌obvious point that nothing out there today looks like the Cybertruck.

As my colleague Aarian Marshall noted yesterday, it may be two ⁣years late but the‍ Cybertruck is still,⁢ in a‍ word, insane.

A Tesla Cybertruck in a showroom

The Specs

Those prices are before state and ‌federal EV incentives. Tesla notes the​ two more affordable versions (RWD and AWD, not “Cyberbeast”) ⁢are eligible for⁣ “up to $7,500″⁢ in ‍federal tax credits from the United States ⁣Inflation Reduction Act. ⁤The Cyberbeast is too expensive ‍to qualify.

The rear-wheel drive ​Cybertruck will be “available” in 2025, according‌ to Tesla’s website. It’s 2024 for delivery of the four-wheel ‍drive and the ‍Cyberbeast. Musk has wrapped‍ up the event. He said he’s looking forward to seeing more of these on ​the roads and ‌to have the future “finally look like the future.” This entire ⁢event is a visual one–fulfilling ⁢some sort of sci-fi fantasy around what the future should look like without a satisfying explanation ​for how⁢ the future might actually be better or who this​ is ⁢supposed to ‌be for. It’s really armor against the‌ problems of now.

The Price

Musk ​forgot to tell ⁢everyone the price. Well,

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