Tesla’s hyped Cybertruck has got people talking for all types of reasons.
From its hotly anticipated delivery date to the household product people are using to clean it with – it’s certainly raising a lot of questions.
But there’s one thing that’s really causing a social-media buzz as we approach the launch date: its size.
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From a DeLorean to a Ford-F250 people are trying anything to get a handle on it – but a new photo has shed light on its exact dimensions.
The photo posted to X, shows a Cybertruck backing into a garage.
And it reveals some practical challenges for prospective owners.
Posted by FilamStargazer it captures the EV backing into a garage in Sunnyvale, California.
“Cybertruck fits into standard townhouse garage in Sunnyvale. They were very careful about backing it in, though,” the post reads.
Commenters had a giggle about the logistics of getting a driver both in and out of the door given the snug fit.
“I bet you have to squeeze out the door,” one said.
“How do you open a door to get out?”
“LOL I just installed an outdoor EV charger in anticipation of mine, I figure that it will not fit in my garage, but perhaps it might?” said a second.
“Summon in and summon out. No driver to egress,” a third said.
During Tesla’s second-quarter earnings call, Elon Musk talked about the size of Cybertruck.
He mentioned that the EV would have a length of under 19 feet.
He also stated that it would have four doors and a 6-foot bed.
“It’s designed to fit into a 20-foot garage,” Musk said.
Further, it will most likely weigh around 3.4 tons.
That’s less than the Rivian R1T and the GMC Hummer EV.
