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The anticipated delivery date for Tesla Cybertruck has been updated.

Tuesday, July 26, 2022 | Chimniii Desk
The Tesla Cybertruck is the subject of much hype. Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has been fairly consistent in his belief that the all-electric pickup truck will be one of the company's greatest innovations to date. Its distinctive appearance immediately generated headlines after it was shown.

Despite the fact that the Cybertruck has always been an intriguing concept for aficionados of electric vehicles, some people have expressed frustration with the vehicle's delayed introduction. Initial projections for the vehicle's first deliveries indicated a delivery in late 2021; however, this was ultimately pushed back to 2022.

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Elon Musk was sure that the Cybertruck is going into production in 2023 during Tesla's earnings calls in January and April. Unsurprisingly, these delays led to a backlash from detractors who attacked Tesla and the all-electric pickup truck, with some even speculating that it would never see production. But it does seem like Tesla is now very certain on a mid-2023 Cybertruck deployment date, given Musk's remarks from last week's Q2 2022 earnings call.


Additionally, it's not only the release date. Elon Musk made a point of mentioning that the Cybetruck's manufacture will showcase the best of Tesla's vehicle manufacturing technologies during his opening remarks in the Q2 2022 earnings call. Musk made a suggestion that Tesla will be providing "another degree of simplicity and production improvements" with the Cybertruck.

"Our team is still concentrating on Cybertruck platform design and manufacturing preparation. In the middle of next year, we still anticipate going into production with the Cybertruck. And we are quite enthusiastic about that product. It may be our best product ever, in my opinion, Musk remarked.

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There are numerous indications that Tesla is preparing the ground for the manufacturing of the all-electric pickup truck, despite the fact that it would be simple to dismiss Musk's recent remarks on the Cybertruck as his usual too optimistic predictions. Tesla's megacasting equipment manufacturer IDRA recently unveiled a sneak peek of its 9,000-ton Giga Press, which Musk has already said will be utilised for the Cybertruck.

The initial stages of Giga Texas have also been finished, indicating that it won't take too long to set up the Cybertruck's production line in the facility. For the Cybertruck to continue to be creative and cost-effective, Tesla also appears to be working very hard to ramp up the production of 4680 cells.

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