Tesla has introduced a new Dual-Motor All-Wheel-Drive trim for the Cybertruck. Slotting in below the Premium AWD model, the new trim has a much lower starting price of $59,990. After cheaper versions of the Model 3 and Model Y were introduced last year,

Tesla unveiled a cheaper Cybertruck variant in the US late Thursday and slashed the price of its most-expensive model, Cyberbeast, as the electric-vehicle maker struggles to find buyers for its pickup trucks.

The Tesla Cybertruck passing through the streets is like the moment the reality is glitching a second. I recall the first instance when I spotted one parked at Venice beach people were all circling it as though it had fallen off a different planet.

If you think the TeslaCybertruck looks outrageous from the outside, wait until you see the inside of the Cybertruck, because it’s pared down to a fault; the Cybertruck’s interior follows the pattern of other Teslas: modern,

Tesla’s first federal crash test of the Cybertruck delivered the expected 5 star rating, but it is the truck’s 12.4 percent rollover risk estimate that may matter most for owners who care about real world stability and safety.