Brick with wheels: Tesla unveiled Cybertruck electric pickup, the network responded with Memes
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/brick-with-wheels-tesla-unveiled-cybertruck-electric-pickup-the-network-responded-with-memes.htmlTesla CEO Elon Musk has unveiled his first Cybertruck electric pickup truck. The case is made of super-hard "cold-rolled stainless steel". At the presentation, she was hit with a sledgehammer — there were no traces left.
The presentation of the novelty took place in Los Angeles, the broadcast was conducted on the company's YouTube channel.
"Tank on wheels" Cybertruck is made in a futuristic style — as if straight from the movie "Blade Runner". The electric pickup is presented in three modifications, the price of the cheapest is almost 40 thousand dollars.
However, when demonstrating the strength of the glass, something went wrong. When the head of Tesla asked an assistant to throw a metal ball into the glass, it cracked.
It is noted that the purchase of electric vehicles should take the buyer about one minute, while the car can be returned in no more than seven days.
Musk himself said that the design of the car was inspired by the James Bond film "The Spy Who Loved Me" and "Blade Runner".
Keywords: Tesla | Elon Musk | Presentation | Electric car
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