Elon Musk says Tesla will unveil its 'Cybertruck' this month (TSLA)

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• Tesla will unveil its pickup truck, which CEO Elon Musk called the “Cybertruck,” on November 21 in Los Angeles, Musk tweeted on Tuesday.
• Musk has said that, among Tesla’s upcoming vehicles, he is most excited about the pickup truck.
• Musk has said the pickup truck will have “crazy” torque, two motors, all-wheel drive, and a suspension able to adjust to the load the vehicle is hauling.
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Tesla will unveil its pickup truck, which CEO Elon Musk called the “Cybertruck,” on November 21 in Los Angeles, Musk tweeted on Tuesday.

“Cybertruck unveil on Nov 21 in LA near SpaceX rocket factory,” Musk said.

Musk has said that, among Tesla’s upcoming vehicles, he is most excited about the pickup truck. Musk has said the pickup truck will have “crazy” torque, two motors, all-wheel drive, and a suspension able to adjust to the load the vehicle is hauling. He has also said it will have 360-degree cameras, sonar, and the ability to parallel park on its own.

In addition to the pickup truck and its Model Y SUV, Tesla is also planning to make a Semi big-rig and a new version of its Roadster sports car.

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