Before the production of the Tesla Cybertruck electric pickup truck began, some netizens found the body or prototype of the car at the Texas Gigafactory.
The Tesla Cybertruck electric pickup is expected to have more than 1 million pre-orders, and an official production schedule has not yet been announced. Tesla CEO Elon Musk previously said the car “will begin mass production in mid-2023.”
Recently, some netizens used a drone to photograph some white equipment above Tesla’s Texas Gigafactory, which looked like the body of the Cybertruck electric pickup truck covered with a white cloth.
The netizen said that from the information tracked by the drone, the body of the Cybertruck electric pickup appears to be shipped to the Texas Gigafactory, not manufactured there.
In May this year, Indra Group, which supplied multiple 6,000-ton die-casting machines for Tesla’s Shanghai Gigafactory, Berlin Gigafactory, and Texas Gigafactory, shared a 9,000-ton class on social media. Video of the assembly of the die-casting machine, the 9,000-ton die-casting machine built by Idra Group for Tesla, has completed construction and testing and has been shipped to Houston, Texas, where it is expected to be used for the manufacture of the Cybertruck electric pickup.
