A drone pilot noticed two brand-new Tesla Cybertruck constructions at Giga Texas that were still under wraps.
After repeated production delays, Tesla is now focusing on the Cybertruck's earliest production stages at Giga Texas.
Tesla announced earlier this year that the Cybertruck's production would start in the middle of 2023.
Although Tesla has stated that Cybertruck manufacturing will start at Giga Texas in the middle of 2023, a few recent events suggest that it may start sooner.
With the comment "arriving sooner than expected," Tesla tuner Unplugged Performance earlier this week posted a photo of the Cybertruck wearing their new UP CYBRHEX wheels.
The announcement also comes a week after the Giga Press machine, which will be used to construct the Cybertruck, was finished by Italian casting machine company IDRA.
The 9,000 ton IDRA Giga Press, which will be used to construct the Cybertruck, was reportedly said to have landed in Houston last month and is on its way to Giga Texas.
The Cybertruck's dimensions and design have been altered by Tesla on a number of occasions, despite CEO Elon Musk saying earlier this year that the business has settled on the Cybertruck's ultimate form before releasing it to the public in 2019.
This month, Musk said that, provided the waters are quiet enough, the Tesla Cybertruck would be waterproof enough to cross rivers, lakes, and oceans.
There are many eyes on the vehicle program and many are attempting to watch progress toward production because Tesla is said to have a backlog of over 1 million reservations for the electric pickup truck.
Although there are few ways to monitor the production of the Cybertruck, drones are frequently flown above the Gigafactory Texas, where the Cybertruck will be produced, by a number of people.
Joe Tegtmeyer caught the prototypes while finishing up a drone video, which he says will be posted later today and will include “much more.”
Breaking! Two new Cybertruck prototypes delivered to Giga Texas today, 14 October 2022! Located on N end near paint shop, arrived just as I was ending filming. Check these out! Much more in my video later today! @JoeTegtmeyer pic.twitter.com/ixl7E7ovc6
— Joe Tegtmeyer 🚀 🤠😎 (@JoeTegtmeyer) October 14, 2022
