Many people all over the world marvelled at the futuristic design of the Tesla Cybertruck when it was first unveiled. The Cybertruck was even featured in the Petersen Museum in Los Angeles recently, and the display had to be extended because of the demand.
The reactions to the Cybertruck design weren’t all positive, though. Many people let it be known on social media felt as though the design was…different. Wired wasn’t shy about calling the design “so weird.” The fact that the Cybertruck’s “unbreakable” windows were broken during a presentation certainly didn’t help anything.
However, Elon Musk tweeted last night that he hopes to let Americans see the Tesla Cybertruck in person.
Sure, we will aim to do a cross-country drive with Cybertruck later this year
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 3, 2020
When a Twitter user asked for a “glimpse” of the vehicle in person, Musk responded by stating that he hopes to make sure that Tesla does a “cross-country drive” with the Cybertruck before the year is over.
It should be noted that Musk has spoken about cross-country drives with Tesla vehicles before, but no plans ever actually materialized. However, there is a tremendous amount of interest in the Cybertruck, and it might be a way to market the vehicle to potential customers. In fact, the Cybertruck already boasts over 650,000 preorders.
