The Tesla Cybertruck is in its last stages of development, according to CEO Elon Mush, and the new model will be produced in the Texas facility beginning with 'early production' in the middle of 2023. The electric pickup truck's final cost has not yet been disclosed. The business had declared that the starting pricing will be under $40,000 in 2019. The American automaker has since raised pricing for all of its models.

Elon Musk claimed in January 2022 that the disruption in component sourcing had delayed the debut of the Cybertruck until 2023. Later (in May), the business ceased to take orders for the electric truck from customers outside of North America. More orders for the first Cybertrucks were placed with the company, according to Musk, than they could potentially fill for three years after production began.

You should be aware that Tesla omitted to preview the production model and detail the operation of its battery supply management system. The Tesla Cybertruck, according to reports, was built to use the company's 4680 battery cells, which are said to provide six times as much power and have about five times the energy capacity of the company's older 2170 cells.

The American electric vehicle manufacturer plans to increase the production capacity of the 4680 cells in Q3, 2022. These batteries have already been used for the Tesla Semi and Model Y. The Tesla Cybertruck won't be impacted by the 4680 manufacturing ramp, according to Musk.

He continued by saying that the corporation is exponentially boosting battery output. However, there are rumours that the electric pickup truck's batteries may undergo a considerable modification in order to use normal 2170 batteries.