Benzinga - by Benzinga EV Insights, Benzinga Staff Writer.
Tesla Inc's (NASDAQ: TSLA) latest advertising efforts are setting high expectations for the upcoming Cybertruck, as seen in a new advertisement at their San Diego store.
The electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer touts the Cybertruck as "the world's toughest truck." Among the standout characteristics is the Cybertruck’s bed, made from sheet molded composite (SMC), promising durability and impact resistance for heavy-duty use.
The truck also boasts a substantial tow rating of 11,000 pounds along with a payload capacity of 2,500 pounds, indicating that it’s built to handle demanding tasks with ease.
BREAKING: Tesla in a new advertisement at their San Diego store says the Cybertruck has an SMC (sheet molded composite) bed, 11,000lb tow rating, and 2,500lb payload rating.The advertisement goes further to highlight the Cybertruck’s shatter-resistant glass — particularly noteworthy following the highly publicized incident during the Cybertruck’s unveiling (the glass did not withstand an on-stage impact test as expected)."Designed to be the world's toughest truck." https://t.co/69bTunM3RF pic.twitter.com/iJ6LRJ8Adx
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Tesla appears to have doubled down on ensuring that the final production model will meet tough standards. Additionally, the truck will feature adaptive air suspension, designed to provide optimal driving conditions whether on the road or traversing off-road terrains.
Tesla’s portrayal of the Cybertruck reflects the Austin, Texas-based company's ambition to redefine the pickup truck market. With these advertised capabilities, Tesla is targeting consumers who require the robustness of a traditional pickup while wanting to embrace the advantages of electric vehicle technology.
As the launch date approaches, potential buyers and industry onlookers are eager to see if the Cybertruck lives up to the lofty expectations set by Tesla's latest ad campaign.
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