Tesla Cybertruck replaces its faceplate with a monstrous wiper

One of the most anticipated electric vehicles Tesla is known as Cybertruck. The model, in particular, is way behind schedule, but it’s true that real-world testing has already begun and the company owned by Elon Musk is putting the finishing touches on it. This also brings some changesIt seems to have occurred in the front.

The manufacturer is still in time to make major changes to the interior or exterior of the vehicle, as well as to the parts, as it plans to launch shortly. With Cybertruck production in the summer of 2023. This means that deliveries of the first models will not begin until next year, and massive construction of this model will no doubt begin. The most futuristic view of those announced by Tesla.

Changes detected in the Tesla model

As we mentioned, they are all located on the front. One of the variations is located where the buffer area would be (to be more precise, just above). It seems headlights are a little different -in the end the choice would be unusual- and the finish of the body, which will be more angular than expected, including the grille in this area. Moreover, the ground clearance of the vehicle would be reduced To increase stability while driving.

Plus, the windshield wiper is much larger than previous versions of the Tesla Cybertruck and is now almost monstrous. So much so that if it is not used on the side of the windshield instead of the bottom part, the element stays in place to prevent friction and air intake problems. The truth is that a very powerful motor to move and really, it seems a lot more logical for the choice to be two elements… But we already know that this company likes to do things very differently.

Currently a prototype

The model seen with the changes in the Palo Alto region (USA) does not have to be the final version of the Tesla Cybertruck. But the closer the moment of entry into production, It is not unreasonable to think that this is the pre-aesthetic of the definitive version.. And yes, it retains that aspect of a futuristic movie from the ’80s, so its appeal remains.