2024 Tesla Cybertruck Review: This Is Just Plain Cool

Summary by Krater

Doug DeMuro reviews the Tesla Cybertruck, showcasing its angular design, stainless steel exterior, interior features, tonneau cover, and driving dynamics, and concludes that despite some quirks and lack of autopilot features, it is a uniquely cool vehicle.

From the video

Answers: What are the quirks and features of the Tesla Cybertruck?

• Tesla Cybertruck exterior design and stainless steel body
• Cybertruck interior minimalism and steering wheel
• Tonnneau cover operation and bed features
• Infotainment screen features and hidden Easter eggs
• Driving experience and steer-by-wire system

What it concludes

• The Cybertruck features an unpainted stainless steel exterior and a completely angular design with no curves except the wheels.
• The Cybertruck's steer-by-wire system requires only half a turn of the steering wheel to go from lock to lock.
• The regular Cybertruck produces 600 horsepower, goes from zero to sixty in 3.9 seconds, starts around 82,000 dollars, and has about 340 miles of range.
• The Cyberbeast produces 835 horsepower, goes from zero to sixty in 2.6 seconds, starts around 102,000 dollars, and has a total range of about 300 miles.
• Both versions of the Cybertruck can tow up to 11,000 pounds.
• The Cybertruck scores 73 out of 100 on the DougScore, making it the highest-scoring truck on the list.