Texas is the largest truck market in the country, so building the Cybertruck can give you extra credibility in the open field. Currently, the other trucks built in Lone Star state are Toyota Tacoma and Tundra.
Tesla aims to offer the Cybertruck at an initial value of $39990 for a two-wheel drive style with a 250-mile diversity, while the high-end four-wheel drive trimotor of $69990 will be able to travel 500 miles and tow more than 14,000 pounds, according to the car manufacturer.
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Tesla showed that it had earned more than 250,000 collection reserves in the days following its disclosure last fall, while some independent estimates put the existing total at more than 500,000.
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The Cybertruck is designed with a unique helmet design that will be built with the same stainless metal as that used for the Starship rocket being built through Tesla CEO Elon Musk, SpaceX in Boca Chica, Texas, with plans to fly it to Mars.
Musk tweeted Tuesday that the type of stainless metal alloy used for the rocket and the Cybertruck, which is supposedly bulletproof as opposed to small arms, will be replaced from 301 stainless steel to a 304L variant. I didn’t know why, however, the 304L is sometimes more corrosion resistant than the 301.
Tesla will build its semi-tractor at the Texas plant.
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