The first Cybertruck show car has appeared at the SoCal showroom at the UTC Mall in San Diego, California; the new car delivery ceremony will be held on November 30, and the first batch of “10 cars will be delivered.”
Existing users have photographed a poster of the Tesla Cybertruck, which reveals the Cybertruck’s load capacity and towing data.
The poster shows that the Cybertruck’s maximum cargo capacity is 2,500 pounds, or approximately 1,134 kg (Note: including the weight of passengers in the vehicle); its maximum towing weight is 11,000 pounds, or approximately 4,990 kg.
For comparison, the Ford F-150 has a maximum cargo capacity of approximately 1113 kg and a towing capacity of approximately 6123 kg; the Dodge RAM 1500 has a maximum cargo weight of approximately 1043 kg and 5253 kg. The Cybertruck is slightly better than its rivals in maximum cargo mass, but has slightly less towing capacity.
Tesla Cybertruck:
Towing capacity: 11,000 pounds
Payload: 2,500 lbs.
Partially bulletproof: YesFord F-150 Lightning:
Towing capacity: 10,000 lbs.
Payload: 2,235 lbs.
Partially bulletproof: No
Tesla Cybertruck will officially start delivery on November 30, and the new car will be produced at the Texas Gigafactory in the United States.
According to the news and leaked information, the new car is about 5.67 meters long, 2.03 meters wide, about 1.79 meters high, with a wheelbase of about 3.63 meters. The dual-motor version weighs about 3028 kilograms, and the three-motor version weighs about 3128 kilograms.
Third-party data statistics show that as of September 17, 2023, more than 2 million buyers have paid $100 to reserve a Cybertruck. Currently, Tesla is trial-producing the Cybertruck at its Texas factory with the capacity to produce 125,000 vehicles per year. Musk expects that to increase to 250,000 vehicles per year by 2025.
