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<p>The Tesla Cybertruck is the new vehicle to join Dubai Police's fleet, which already has some of the fastest and most powerful models such as the Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S, the Ferrari FF, the Lamborghini Aventador, and the Bugatti Veyron.&nbsp;The all-electric pick-up truck with the new white and green livery stands out from the regular model, which comes in a steel grey colour scheme.&nbsp;In an announcement post on X (formerly Twitter), it is seen along with the Mercedes-AMG G63.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Following the Tesla Cybertruck's unveiling in 2019, the&nbsp;Dubai Police hinted on social media that they would introduce the EV into their luxurious fleet in 2020. At that time, they released a rendered picture of the Cybertruck on their X account in colours of white and green.&nbsp;However, the action may have been delayed as customer deliveries of the vehicle officially began at the end of 2023. Now that the all-electric vehicle is officially part of the world's most powerful patrol fleet, here's a look at its specifications.</p>

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<h2>Tesla Cybertruck: Key Highlights</h2>

<p>The electrified&nbsp;Cybertruck has a bold yet minimalist design.&nbsp;It comes standard with air suspension and is offered in three distinct versions (Cyberbeast, All-Wheel Drive, and Rear-Wheel Drive).&nbsp;The Cyberbeast model can go from a standstill to 100km/h in 2.6 seconds and achieve a top speed of 209km/h.&nbsp;It is capable of producing 845bhp and approximately 14,000Nm.&nbsp;The AWD variant, on the other hand, delivers 600bhp of power and a maximum range of 550 kilometres.&nbsp;The RWD version has a maximum range of 400 kilometers and a towing capability of 3,400 kg. It is likely to go on sale by next year.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>It is no secret that Dubai Police's fleet includes some of the quickest and most luxurious supercars on the planet.&nbsp;The Cybertruck's addition to this range demonstrates the city's commitment to upgrading law enforcement equipment.&nbsp;With its unique design and advanced technology, the all-electric pick-up truck seems to be a perfect fit for Dubai's patrol fleet.&nbsp;</p>


Tesla Cybertruck Joins Dubai Police Fleet

The Dubai Police fleet of vehicles also includes the Lamborghini Aventador, the Bugatti Veyron, the McLaren Artura, the Mercedes-AMG G63, and the Ferrari FF.

<p>Tesla has finally delivered the first batch of its long-awaited Cybertruck, four years after its global debut. At the delivery ceremony, CEO Elon Musk showcased a video in which the Cybertruck outpaced a Porsche 911 on a quarter-mile drag strip while towing another 911. However, no specific details about the opposition model or the all-electric pickup, such as the trim level or the distance reached, were disclosed in the video. However, an illustration demonstrating a quarter-mile time of less than 11 seconds and a 0-96km/h of 2.6 seconds was displayed on the screen immediately after the trailer was presented. This brief demonstration by the EV giant, showcasing an electric vehicle surpassing a gasoline-powered vehicle, seemed to be a promotional effort highlighting the capabilities of the electric pickup. As for performance, the top version of the&nbsp;all-electric vehicle from Tesla's stable boasts a&nbsp;towing capacity of 4,990 kg and a 0-96km/h&nbsp;acceleration time of&nbsp;2.6 seconds. Here's all you need to know about the powertrain and other specs of the e-pickup.</p>

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<h2>New Tesla Cybertruck: Mechanical Specifics&nbsp;</h2>

<p>Three drivetrain options will be available for the EV: rear-wheel drive, dual-motor all-wheel drive, and tri-motor all-wheel drive. With a projected range of slightly over 400 kilometres, the single-motor base version is expected to launch in 2025. In contrast, it is stated that the dual-motor setup can accelerate a vehicle from 0 to 96km/h in 4.1 seconds and produce around 600bhp, with an approximate range of less than 550 kilometres. A tri-motor arrangement, on the other hand, will be found in the top-spec Tesla Cybertruck, called the Cyberbeast, which is expected to produce a combined 845bhp of total power output and roughly 14,000Nm of peak torque. Tesla promises a 2.6-second 0-96km/h acceleration time and a 515-kilometre&nbsp;estimated range for this one.&nbsp;The automaker has not revealed the battery capacity of the new all-electric pickup truck, but it is reported to have an 800V electrical system infrastructure.</p>

<h2>New Tesla Cybertruck: Exterior and Interior&nbsp;</h2>

<p>The production model of the Cybertruck has many impressive external features, such as a massive glass roof, front and rear LED lighting strips, and body panels made of super-alloy stainless steel. The most notable interior feature of the electric vehicle is the large 18.5-inch touchscreen infotainment system. Additionally, there are concealed AC vents within the dashboard design and a square-shaped steering wheel. Furthermore, the rear passengers also have access to a 9.4-inch touchscreen.</p>

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<h2>New Tesla Cybertruck: Price and Availability</h2>

<p>The fully-electric Tesla vehicle is priced from USD 60,990 (about Rs 50.82 lakh). The EV giant is said to commence deliveries for the next batch of the Cybertrucks in early next year for&nbsp;dual-motor and tri-motor all-wheel-drive versions.</p>


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Tesla has finally commenced the deliveries of the all-electric Cybertruck after its global debut. It carries a starting price tag of USD 60,990 (about Rs 50.82 lakh) and claims a 0-96km/h acceleration time of 2.6 seconds in its beast mode.

<p>Tesla's arrival in India has been a topic of discussion for many years. But after learning that Tesla, a manufacturer of electric vehicles, was in active talks with the Indian government to establish a local manufacturing facility here, the matter suddenly came back into the spotlight. If reports are accurate, Tesla will be able to produce EVs in India and sell them for less money. But before that, a recent cause for which Tesla has again caught the attention is its Cybertruck, which was first revealed in 2019. A picture posted on social media indicates that the Cybertruck is now being manufactured at Tesla's Texas Gigafactory. The image shows the facility's employees posing with the first unit. Let's take a quick look at the features and other specs of the production-spec model.&nbsp;</p>

<p><img alt="Tesla Cybertruck" height="720" src="/uploads/2023/07/Tesla-Cybertruck.jpg" width="1280" /></p>

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<h2>Tesla Cybertruck: Mechanical Specifications</h2>

<p>The Cybertruck gets three powertrain options: single-motor RWD, dual-motor AWD, and triple-motor AWD. The single-motor rear-wheel-drive model has a claimed range of 402 kilometres and can go from a standstill to 100km/h in 6.5 seconds. The mid-range twin motor version can do the same in 4.5 seconds.&nbsp;The top model will feature Tesla's most recent three-motor Plaid EV powertrain, which is also used in the Tesla Model S Plaid. It has a claimed driving range of 804 kilometres.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<h2>Tesla Cybertruck: Off-road Capabilities, Interior Features &amp; More Details&nbsp;</h2>

<p><img alt="Cybertruck Rear 1" height="720" src="/uploads/2023/07/Cybertruck-Rear-1.jpg" width="1280" /></p>

<p>The Cybertruck has adjustable ride height adaptive air suspension. With a 406mm ground clearance, it also has an adjustable air suspension, along with a towing capability of up to 6,350 kgs and&nbsp;a 35-degree approach and a 28-degree departure angle. Further, it has 1,587 kgs of load capacity and a 1981mm bed for transportation purposes. Moreover, the model includes a load mode that makes its tailboard into a ramp to make loading easier. The load bay is 6.5ft long and has a raisable top. According to the manufacturer, the vehicle has a lockable storage space of 2,800 litres. Inside, the Cybertruck has a dashboard dominated by a 17-inch tablet-style touchscreen. Further, it can accommodate up to six adults.</p>

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<h2>Tesla Cybertruck: Price</h2>

<p>Price-wise, the standard version costs $39,900 (approximately Rs 32.72 lakh), while the mid-spec variant&nbsp;is priced at $49,900 (around Rs 40.92 lakh). The higher-spec version, meanwhile, carries a price tag of $69,900 (roughly Rs 57.32 lakh).</p>

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Tesla Cybertruck First Unit Rolls Out of Texas Factory, Production Finally Begins

The production of the Tesla Cybertruck has finally commenced at the firm's Texas Gigafactory. Let's take a glance at the features, powertrain, and other specifications of the vehicle.

<p>The Tesla Cybertruck, a highly-anticipated electric truck, is grabbing headlines again. Almost four years after the Cybertruck&nbsp;was unveiled with a futuristic design in 2019, a couple of images have&nbsp;surfaced&nbsp;online giving&nbsp;us a glimpse of the cabin. The interior of the&nbsp;prototype was leaked at the&nbsp;recently-held Tesla shareholder meeting in Texas, and the leaked images were posted on the Cybertruck Owners Club. According to leaked images, the middle front seat appears to have been removed owing to capacity restrictions, despite the fact that&nbsp;an American automotive company initially intended to launch the Cybertruck as a 6-seater, with three seats at&nbsp;the front and three at the back. The electric vehicle gets a flat dashboard that features a rectangular steering wheel and a large touchscreen infotainment system.&nbsp;For more on this, scroll down the page:&nbsp;</p>

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<h2>Tesla Cybertruck Interior: What Do The Leaked Images Tell Us?</h2>

<p>The leaked images demonstrate that Tesla's electric pick-up embraces a familiar and minimalist interior design. The Cybertruck gets no digital gauge cluster behind the steering wheel.&nbsp;This hints that you have to rely on a large, floating touchscreen infotainment screen for monitoring vehicle status, mapping out a route, and so on. Besides, the display screen is not integrated into the dashboard, allowing more space for front-row passengers to step through from one seat to the other.</p>

<p>On offer is a rectangular&nbsp;steering wheel with no stocks, which&nbsp;is a departure from the current Tesla steering wheel designs. The Cybertruck's steering wheel design seems to be somewhere between a&nbsp;racing-style yoke steering wheel and a conventional round steering wheel. In place of&nbsp;the turn signal stalk,&nbsp;Tesla offers indicator buttons on the left-hand side of the steering wheel and additional controls on the right.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<h2>Tesla Cybertruck: When Does The Production Begin?</h2>

<p>Although Tesla is keeping mum about further details of the electric vehicle, it&nbsp;did confirm that&nbsp;the production of the Cybertruck will commence in September 2023, with deliveries scheduled for the end of the third quarter. Besides, speculations are rife that mass production of the vehicle will take place in the next year.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, between 2.50 lakh and 5 lakh electric truck units might be sold annually. By stating that the company will produce as many as customers desire and can afford, Musk hinted that Tesla will raise production to keep up with demand.&nbsp;</p>


Tesla Cybertruck Interior Leaked Online Showing Yet Another Weird Steering Wheel Design

According to Tesla, the production of the Cybertruck will begin in September 2023, albeit in limited quantities. Starting in 2024, the company intends to ramp up production of the electric vehicle.

<p>Cybertruck, Tesla's now-famous electric truck prototype, was unveiled back in 2019 with a futuristic design that was well-received among the public. The car company is notorious for making lofty promises only to fall short or cause delays in production. One of the best instances of this is the Cybertruck. Despite several setbacks, Tesla has recently been making significant headway; CEO Elon Musk has even predicted that manufacturing of the long-awaited Cybertruck would begin in September of this year. Another sighting of the Cybertruck in the snow indicates that it is doing its annual winter testing. As the launch of the electric truck approaches, the company shared a photo of a prototype driving in the snow. In addition, the corporation said that the vehicle is now undergoing cold weather testing. Tesla, though, has been mum about the photo's location. However, this photo demonstrates that the EV is close to entering production.</p>

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<h2>Tesla Cybertruck: New Details</h2>

<p><img alt="Tesla Cybertruck" height="720" src="/uploads/2020/07/Tesla-Cybertruck.jpg" width="1280" /></p>

<p>The test model of Tesla's Cybertruck didn't seem to have any snow tyres or any specialised bodywork. The prototype had the same side mirrors, huge conventional wheels, and tyre options as the most recent ones came across. The picture Tesla has posted&nbsp;online only shows the exterior.</p>

<h2>Tesla's Cold Weather Test&nbsp;Facility</h2>

<p>In the Delta Junction area of Alaska, Tesla has a cold-weather testing facility. Engineers can put their automobiles through their paces in every weather thanks to access to extensive areas of snow and ice. The ideal conditions for winter testing include handling courses, icy hills of varying grades, and a massive skidpad. Tesla doesn't comment on the photo, but it's clear that the Alaskan site is where the Cybertruck will undergo winter testing.</p>

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<h2>Tesla Cybertruck: Estimated Sales</h2>

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<p>Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has announced that production of the angular and strange-looking electric pickup truck will begin in September of this year. He thinks that annual sales of electric truck might reach between 2,50,000 and 5,00,000 units. He has implied that Tesla would increase production to meet demand, saying the business will build as many as people want and can afford. Tesla has said before that it would begin manufacturing in 2023, although in small numbers; beginning in 2024, the company plans to ramp up production.</p>

<p>The pickup-truck industry stands to gain significantly if Tesla succeeds in reimagining the class and its target demographic. This profitable sector in the US has adhered to rigid guidelines for form, function, and features for years, all in an effort to appease a devoted customer base.</p>


Tesla Cybertruck Goes Snow Drifting During Winter Testing as Production Nears

Tesla has posted a fresh photo that reveals how far the company is prepared to go in order to test the new Cybtertruck. Telsa has confirmed the truck is undergoing winter testing by releasing a single photograph showing the vehicle sliding in the snow.

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