Is the New Tesla Cybertruck a Sign of What’s to Come?
Tesla's Cybertruck is an electric pickup entering the market at $39,000, and its specs could hint at where the automotive industry is heading.
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Key takeaways
Tesla Cybertruck starts at $39,000 as an electric pickup truck alternative
Pickup trucks remain the most popular vehicle category in the United States
The vehicle's design and specs offer insight into the automotive industry's future direction
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For years the pickup truck has been the most popular category of car in the United States. Truck lovers will soon have a new option to choose from when Tesla’s new ‘Cybertruck’ hits the market in 2021.
Entrepreneur Elon Musk’s latest project is an electric vehicle that will start at $39,000. While the futuristic look of the truck is grabbing most of the attention, there are several specs to it that could give a glimpse into where the automotive industry is heading in just a few years.
Business Casual hosts Geoffrey Short and Taylor Bagley break down what the new vehicle means for Tesla and american roadways going forward.
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