When Tesla Cybertruck was announced back in 2019, it made headlines and while a lot of people are already anticipating the release of the vehicle, only a little information has been released about it.
The latest is that the production of the truck is slated to commence in 2022 and will debut with a four-motor variant.
According to the company’s CEO Elon Musk via a Twitter post, he stated that the high-end model will offer independent and fast response torque control on each wheel.
Musk also added that the Cybertruck will have both front and rear-wheel steering even though the world’s richest CEO once stated that the Cybertruck will offer rear-wheel steering which will enable the “crab walk” feature notable on the Hummer EV.
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But the Tesla Cybertruck will not be the only EV to feature the front and rear motor system – other future EVs with this feature include Nissa 4-4orce.
Back in November, specifications and even the pricing of the Cybertruck were pulled down from the truck’s landing page back in October.
Potential owners of the Cybertruck had to book a reservation with a refundable US$100 deposit while being able to configure their order.
However, it seems you’ll likely have to wait longer if you want a two-motor version.
