We’re going to see an updated Tesla Cybertruck in about a month or so, according to CEO Elon Musk. For those feverishly anticipating the vehicle, this is excellent news. Tesla’s leading man made the news late on Sunday, replying to a fan on Twitter when asked if the CEO could share a picture of changes made to the Cybertruck.
Musk didn’t share any other details but we know Tesla’s toyed with the idea of resizing the pickup somewhat. What other updates this latest Cybertruck may offer, we simply don’t know. Tesla does not operate a public relations department to field requests for comment.
The Cybertruck’s angular looks and massive proportions come in large part due to the use of cold-rolled steel that makes it extremely durable, but also doesn’t allow for Tesla’s signature curves.
As before, that could create problems for people who either don’t have large garages or can’t afford to park their trucks outside. Tesla isn’t budging right now, though — Musk previously told Automotive News in an interview that he’d build a “normal truck” if the Cybertruck failed, but only as a contingency. Whatever Tesla shows in the near future might require some adjustments to your life, or at least your parking situation.
