You might be celebrity titscompelled to pinch yourself, but we assure you, you are not dreaming: Tesla is actually about to deliver its first Cybertruck.
The company will do so at an in-person event in its Texas Gigafactory, but you can also follow the event online. Here's how.
SEE ALSO: Tesla might sue you if you sell your Cybertruck within a yearStraightforwardly called the Cybertruck Deliver Event, it's a reveal that will be held at Tesla's Gigafactory in Austin, Texas. Details are slim apart from the obvious: the company plans to deliver its first Cybertruck vehicles to customers. Rumors say the company isn't ready to produce the car on a massive scale just yet; instead, a handful of Cybertrucks will be sent to the first customers, with Tesla currently producing about 10 Cybertrucks per day.
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As for the car itself, it's a steel-plated, odd-shaped, electric SUV, originally announced in 2019, with production scheduled to start in 2021 before delays— the first Cybertruck was built in July 2023. Recently, we've started finally seeing Cybertrucks in the wild; for example, Tesla took a couple of them for a spin on an off-road track in Baja California.
The event is scheduled to start at noon P.T. (3 p.m. ET), on Nov. 30.
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The event will be broadcasted on X (formerly Twitter). It's possible that it will also be broadcasted on Tesla's channel on YouTube, but that hasn't been confirmed yet.
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