Tesla Cybertruck officially welcomes first batch of vehicle deliveries

News on October 19, Tesla announced that the first batch of electric pickup trucks Cybertruck will be delivered at the Texas Gigafactory on November 30. This marks four years since Tesla released the Cybertruck on November 22, 2019. time, finally ushered in the delivery of the first batch of vehicles.

According to the editor’s understanding, Tesla’s news was announced after they released their third-quarter financial report. During a conference call with financial analysts, Tesla CEO Musk also specifically mentioned this electric pickup truck. He said at the meeting that Tesla plans to produce about 250,000 Cybertrucks per year and is expected to have the annual production capacity of 250,000 vehicles at some point in 2025.

However, this production plan is lower than previously expected. In June this year, foreign media reported that Tesla notified suppliers to prepare for the production of Cybertruck and planned to produce 375,000 vehicles per year. If Tesla ultimately does not increase Cybertruck production, it will take even longer to fulfill existing orders.

According to data from the middle of last month, Tesla Cybertruck began accepting reservations on the day it was released, and the number of reservations has exceeded 2 million. With an annual production rate of 250,000 vehicles, it will take eight years to meet existing orders.

Compared with the previous Model 3 and Model Like the Y delivery ceremony, Tesla is expected to hold a grand Cybertruck delivery ceremony on November 30 to deliver the first batch of Cybertrucks to lucky owners. This marks Tesla's continued solid strides in the electric vehicle market.

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