The Tesla Cybertruck is one of the most talked about electric vehicles of recent years. With its striking, futuristic design and impressive specifications, this electric pickup promises to change the market. 

An eye-catching design

The first thing you notice about the Tesla Cybertruck is its radically different design. Its sharp lines and angular shapes seem to come straight out of a science fiction movie. Made of ultra-hard stainless steel, the Cybertruck is built to withstand the harshest conditions. This exoskeleton not only provides a futuristic look, but also offers maximum protection to its occupants.

Its unique design has divided opinion, but Tesla has always delivered groundbreaking designs that challenge the status quo. Whether you like the design or not, the Cybertruck is guaranteed to stand out on the streets.

Power of Cybertruck

In addition to its striking looks, the Cybertruck is also a powerhouse when it comes to performance.  The most powerful version, the Tri Motor AWD, has an output of 845 hp, which allows for acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in less than 3 seconds. The Cybertruck's powertrain is based on Tesla's powerful electric motors, which deliver not only speed but also high torque. This makes the Cybertruck ideal for both off-road adventures and heavy towing, with a towing capacity of more than 6 tons.

How can you charge the Cybertruck?

It is not yet entirely clear how to charge the Tesla Cybertruck in Europe. In the United States, Tesla uses their own charging standard, the NACS (North American Charging Standard). With an adapter, you can convert this system to the CCS standard, which is much more common in Europe. Whether the Cybertruck will be delivered in Europe with a Type 2 connection, as we are used to with many electric vehicles, remains to be seen for now. We will have to wait and see what charging options Tesla will offer specifically for the European market.

Is the Cybertruck available in Belgium?

It remains to be seen exactly when the Cybertruck will be available in Europe, but interest is already huge. Tesla has previously indicated that the U.S. market will be prioritized for initial deliveries, mainly because the Cybertruck was designed with U.S. roads and regulations in mind. However, that does not mean Europe will be skipped. There are already rumors that Tesla is working on a European version, which may be adapted to specific European regulations, such as stricter standards around pedestrian safety and vehicle width.