Tesla Cybertruck: CGI or Real? Twitter User, Musk Tease Electric Pickup Prototype

The Tesla Cybertruck is not yet here, but there are many models and prototypes that the company made for the electric that are available in its showrooms and to the public. One would be a recent drive it had that also used its truck bed as a chiller for the ice cream that it gave away to the public, and it effectively brought the frozen treats during the warm summer's day.

Tesla Cybertruck's Bed is a Chiller for Ice Cream Too

The Tesla Silicon Valley Owners brought a video that serves as a treat for users, both literally and figuratively, as it kept ice cream chilled for the people it would give to, on a hot day. The video showed that it kept frozen goods cold for the event, and they were able to give them away to people with smiles on their faces.

It also shows a prototype of the Tesla Cybertruck that runs for the public and uses the inside joke known as "CGI IRL," or computer-generated imagery in real-life. Some doubt the legitimacy of the Cybertruck, and one massive contributor to this is its looks that portray a vehicle design like no other but is something that Tesla was able to deliver.

Elon Musk Says its "CGI IRL," Prototype Runs

Tesla CEO Elon Musk replied to the tweet, saying the same thing as if he was confirming it for the Twitter page. However, it is not CGI, as the electric pickup's prototype is out in public for a long time now, even the refreshed version of the vehicle that also went on for its track test before.

The prototype serves as proof that the vehicle is legitimate, and it runs for the public's needs for transportation, soon available for purchase and use.

Cybertruck and its Availability Soon

The Tesla Cybertruck that presented itself years ago to the public has had some changes to its look, and it aims to bring the updated version of the truck available for everyone to see. The Megapack Project event that Tesla hosted brought the new Cybertruck design and its prototype available for all, and it presents a new bed cover that shuts it closed for the world.

There are many additional designs to the Cybertruck, but it is unknown when the electric pickup truck will arrive in the public, as it was supposedly coming by 2022, but got pushed to later than expected. For now, users may have to wait until Tesla's next announcement, especially with its products that will use casting machines for the vehicle.

For now, users may have to watch the different video releases from users that have the Tesla Cybertruck and the different updates from the company regarding the EV. It is coming soon, and it would bring its cooled truck bed and frunk that would keep cargo and other goods protected from the Sun's heat and avoid spoilage or melting.

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Written by Isaiah Richard