Tesla’s Cybertruck was predicted to come into production in 2022 however it now appears it will be delayed again until 2023. Tesla has been somewhat guarded in regard to the Cybertruck. However, sightings of the truck have recently been spotted at the Fremont factory test track, with new updated features have been discovered. 

Besides a few small design changes, the Cybertruck prototype was seen with some tape that likely includes hiddes sensors, this suggests that Tesla could have been carrying out calibration testing. 

The most notable change of the Tesla Cybertruck prototype was a large single windshield wiper installed on the driver’s side. This is the first time that the Cybertruck has been spotted with a windshield wiper since it’s unveiling back in 2019. 

Looking at the dashboard of the truck the marble design of the dash is not going to make it to production. Another significant change looks to be the addition of daytime running lamps. Previously there was a horizontal light bar installed on the roof. The roof light bar doesn’t appear to be making it to production anymore.

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