New Tesla Cybetruck frames appeared inside Giga Texas.
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Visitors wearing face coverings view the Telsa Cybertruck at the recently reopened Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, California, July 1, 2020. - California Governor Gavin Newsom announced July 1, 2020 that the state would be shutting down indoor operations for restaurants.
The giant automaker is still preparing the electric pickup truck's most-awaited deliveries.
Tesla has been making drastic efforts to ensure that consumers will have their ordered Cybetrucks on time.
Recently, the EV developer announced that it wants to manufacture Cybertruck units in Austin, at Gigafactory Texas.
Clean Technica reported that Tesla might start the actual production as early as mid-2023. The pickup truck's new frames were now spotted in the giant factory.
New Tesla Cybertruck Frames Appear in Giga Texas!
According to Teslarati's latest report, the Cybertruck frames were spotted by a vigilant guy.
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Visitors wearing face coverings view the Telsa Cybertruck at the recently reopened Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, California, July 1, 2020. California Governor Gavin Newsom announced July 1, 2020 that the state would be shutting down indoor operations for restaurants.
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The source said that the individual was not named and took photos of the EV bodies.
If you check the actual photos (click here to see the images), the EV frames are actually covered by tarps with Tesla's logo.
However, since the tarps are fitted, the shape of the body frames was given away.
The images show that these frames have sharp edges and have the same size as the Cybertruck.
Because of these details, enthusiasts claimed that these are the new frames of the most-awaited electric pickup truck.
Testing Production Lines' Efficiency, Accuracy?
EV enthusiasts claimed that Tesla would actually use the new Cybertruck frames to test the pickup truck's production lines for accuracy and efficiency.
This hints that the giant automaker is trying to check if the Gigafactory Texas can properly manufacture units needed to be delivered this coming 2023.
The Tesla Cybertruck is considered a critical model in the EV industry as experts believe it could revolutionize the hauling market.
But this will still depend on how Cybertruck performs in the market once deliveries begin in 2023.
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Recently, prices for Tesla Model Y and Model 3 units dropped in China.
Meanwhile, Tesla Semi's production finally started.
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