The Tesla Truck is here.
And...
its...
different.
Elons CyberTruck has broken the internet with its unique polarizing design.
The Electric Tesla CyberTruck might look futuristic and funky, but its whats under the hood that maters.
Figuratively speaking of course.
Cuz...
under the hood is more storage space.
The Telsa Truck will be one of the most capable vehicles on the road when it comes out in 2021, and 2022.
(Assuming Tesla can keep to the schedule.) And I am super excited about it.
The specs of the new Electric Trucks take vehicles to the next level.
far beyond what gas powered vehicles can accomplish.
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