Lots of question marks remain about Elon Musk's polarizing Cybertruck.
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Tesla is delivering its first Cybertrucks to waiting customers on Thursday afternoon.
The truck faced multiple delays ahead of its release.
For Tesla CEO Elon Musk, the Cybertruck is a huge test — with massive potential payoff.
The long wait is finally over.
Four years after Tesla CEO Elon Musk first showed off the futuristic Cybertruck, the company is set to hand over some of its first production models to waiting customers and reveal long-awaited details about the truck.
It's all going down at Tesla's Texas Gigafactory, near Austin, where some lucky shareholders are in the house to witness the spectacle. It's also being livestreamed on X, the social media network formerly known as Twitter.
The stakes are high and it's hard to remember a vehicle launch so closely watched. Follow along for live updates as the event kicks off at 2 p.m. CT.
Tesla pauses Cybertruck ordersTesla Cybertruck reservation page showing a countdown clock ahead of the delivery event on Thursday.
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Tesla's webpage for the Cybertruck switched from a pre-order form to simply a countdown clock on Wednesday morning. If you wanted to get a last-minute reservation in before the launch party, you may. be out of luck!
"This is another historical moment for Tesla and Musk with the Cybertruck unveil as the Street is excited to see the formal vehicle launch featuring the dual-motor trim and its top-level tri-motor AWD performance model along with updates regarding production and scaling," Dan Ives, an analyst at Wedbush, told clients Tuesday.
Pricing and full specs still aren't clear on delivery day People view a Tesla Cybertruck prototype on display at the Peterson Automotive Museum in Los Angeles
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