Watch The Tesla Cybertruck Delivery Event Here — Live Blog

It’s Cyber Thursday.

Tesla is delivering the first of its long-awaited Cybertruck pickups to customers at its Austin, Tex., factory.

Official details about the production model are expected to be announced at the private event, which is being livestreamed on X starting at 3 p.m. ET.

You can watch it here and follow our live updates below:

Cybertruck Delivery Event https://t.co/rWd111HvHc

— Tesla (@Tesla) November 29, 2023

— Live blog starts at 3 p.m. ET —

Pricing revealed online is as follows:

$60,990 – Rear-wheel-drive, 250 miles of range, 6.5 seconds to 60 mph

$79,990 – All-wheel-drive, 340 miles of range, 4.1 seconds to 60 mph

$99,990 – Cyberbeast, 320 miles of range, 2.6 seconds to 60 mph

3:50 – The event ends

3:42 – The first trucks are delivered to customers

3:40 – Video shows it beating a Porsche 911 in a drag race while towing another Porsche 911. Times listed at 0-60 mph 2.6 seconds, quarter-mile in less than 11 seconds.

3:39 – Variable steer-by-wire and a smaller turning circle than a Model S

3:38 – Adaptive air suspension and maximum 17 inches of ground clearance. Locking differentials and rear torque vectoring

3:35 – Video shows it winning a 40,000-pound truck pull event versus a Ford F-150 Lighting, Rivian R1T and a Ford F-350 diesel

3:34 – Specifications: 11,000 pounds towing, 2,500 pounds payload, 6×4-foot bed

3:32 – Video is played of the truck’s body being shot by various guns without penetration

3:31 – Tesla designer Franz von Holzhausen lightly tosses a baseball at the window and it doesn’t break. Musk says its rock proof and helps make the cabin quieter.

3:29 – Elon reiterates that it is more utility than a truck, faster than a sports car

3:28 – Musk says it is the most unique thing on the road while standing in the bed

3:26 – Elon Musk drives a Cybertruck onto the stage

3:24 – It’s starting with “The future should look like the future” typed on screen

3:18 – Tick, tock, tick, tock …

3:11 – Still waiting

3:07 – Tesla events typically don’t begin on time, so this is on-brand

3:04 – The event hasn’t started yet