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Stainless steel can be a notoriously difficult material with which to craft a vehicle, explaining why only a few machines in history have ever been hewn solely from the stuff. An obvious example is the DeLorean, but that low-slung car largely got away with it thanks to body panels which were relatively short and narrow. A pickup truck is, by definition, neither of those things, so the Cybertruck’s stainless doors and fenders often look as if they have more waves than the Atlantic Ocean.
Little is known about the powertrain, other than to say it will be all-electric. It is expected there will be dual- and tri-motor models, plus perhaps a rear-wheel drive trim with just one motor on its rear axle. Count on a battery pack well in excess of 100 kWh and a driving range of over 600 kilometres depending on trim and tires. Pricey flagship models may stretch their EV legs even further.
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