Elon Musk says the Tesla truck is coming on Oct. 26, and it will be 'unreal'
Tesla hasn't forgotten about its electric semi-truck. Originally slated for a September launch, Tesla CEO Elon Musk just announced that the truck will finally be revealed on Oct. 26 in Hawthorne.
On Twitter, Musk called the truck "unreal" and a "beast," that's worth seeing in person.
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Musk didn't reveal any new info about the truck, but we know a few tidbits from his previous tweets and from media reports.
In April, Musk called the truck "seriously next level," and later reports said the truck would be autonomous and able to drive in "platoons," where a group of trucks following a lead vehicle.
As for the unveiling, one Twitter user has the right idea of what it should like.
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We'd pay to see that.
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