Cybertruck

In a Cybertruck Image, Tesla Ford F-150 Lightning-Style Trunk is Displayed

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This time, it could be reasonable to declare that Tesla is borrowing a strategy from Ford.

There are still a lot of unanswered questions regarding the Tesla Cybertruck, one of which is the location of the frunk opening. Fortunately, Tesla owners, supporters, and investors have invested the time to get additional information and are sharing spy photos and drone flyovers in order to spread the word. A new image suggests that the controversy about the frunk opening of the Cybertruck may have been resolved.

As you may recall, Matthew Donegan-Ryan, a passionate Tesla owner investor, recently released a tonne of fresh information regarding the Cybertruck that he had learned from Tesla staff and execs at the EV maker’s latest Investor Day event. Even if we do not have way of predicting whether all of his findings will come to pass, it’s good to have additional knowledge to discuss.

Donegan-Ryan disclosed, however, how the Tesla Cybertruck’s trunk will open similarly to the Ford F-150 Lightning’s. The majority of the front end lifts up as well, revealing a considerably larger and more useful opening and loading room in instead of merely a lid-style opening. If you see it in use, it makes more sense. Examine it below:

You can tell that there was considerable discussion. We kept track of what was transpiring on social media and in forums for online discussions, and it appeared that there were two totally different viewpoints with regard to Cybertruck’s frunk opening. Additionally, as to be expected, each side offered forward justifications for why their data was accurate.

Courtesy to Greggertruck on Twitter, we now have a picture of a rumoured Cybertruck manufacturing beta that shows the frunk opening, even though we won’t have formal confirmation until Tesla publishes the specifics.

It’s not a close-up, and it’s a little hazy, but it’s adequate to state without a doubt that it opens very similarly to the frunk of the F-150 Lightning. If this is the final layout, it will be intriguing to find out if the least expensive Cybertruck will have power and what the interior of the frunk will look like. Will there be chambers, drain plugs to make it watertight, or other unique features?

In reaction to Greggertruck’s tweet, Mike from CyberOwners.com posted a photoshop depicting what the Cybertruck may seem with the frunk, replete with Franz von Holzhausen, Tesla’s head designer, watching on.

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