Tesla Chief Designer Franz von Holzhausen once informed us that Tesla did not approach designing their Cybertruck in an incremental fashion, as seen with last night's sightings which revealed potential accessories and provided us with its most cleanly designed prototype to date.
Over the past six months, Cybertruck has been seen in various locations; with some locations being more desirable than others. Initial sightings included an unfinished Cybertruck vehicle located near Palo Alto that likely served to test performance on off-road terrain or other situations.
Tesla has delivered more refined, better-looking Cybertrucks since Gigafactory Texas successfully ran two test production runs to reach their 5,000 vehicle run rate production goal.
As production ramps up, Tesla's Cybertruck performance has continued to improve as production progresses. Both its Investor Day design and that presented at last night's groundbreaking ceremony of Texas Lithium Refinery boast the sleekest appearances.
Tesla has effectively "marketed" the Cybertruck as the ultimate pick-up, designed for commercial applications as well as satisfying those seeking performance and utility. But it can also serve as one of the most memorable cars on the road if that is what its target consumer requires.
Cybertruck looks better than ever, featuring Tesla-specific features and third-party component support - this allows for the possibility of additional orders even before mass production begins.
Tesla will host its Annual Shareholder Meeting next week and is likely to showcase a Cybertruck for visitors to explore and gain more information about the future of their pickup.
