Tesla may start producing its electric pickup truck next year, according to Car and Driver. C&D said Musk officially promised the electric Cybertruck and the Tesla Semi in 2023. “We’re going to move to . . . scale that no company has ever achieved in the history of humanity,” said Musk, according to C&D. “It’s been an intense couple years, but we’re gonna have this for you next year, and it’s gonna be great.” (Source: Car and Driver) Read the original article.
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