150,000 people will have fingers in the new Tesla pickup

According to the Tesla-founder Elon Musk overturning the orders on the company's new Cybertruck check. Nearly 150,000 people have already put a ticket in on

150,000 people will have fingers in the new Tesla pickup

According to the Tesla-founder Elon Musk overturning the orders on the company's new Cybertruck check.

Nearly 150,000 people have already put a ticket in on the electric pickup, as Tesla boss Elon Musk presented in a light failed press conference on Friday.

This was stated by Elon Musk on Twitter Saturday.

- 146.000 cybertrucks is provisionally ordered, writes Musk, among others, in a tweet.

Tesla founder created resurrection on the stage, as he would show, that the pick-up can stand up to almost anything.

the Car's chief designer, Franz von Holzhausen, came on stage and threw a metal ball at first against the front side window, which were broken in pieces. Since he threw the ball towards the rear side window, which also went into pieces.

According to the BBC, one could hear the Music gang, before it sounded from him: "There is room for improvement".According to the plan should the panes be "impossible to crush", but the launch had to instead Grbets continue with the two broken panes.

The failure struck immediately Tesla on the stock exchange, where the value of the shares in the company fell by six percent.

The very futuristic and edgy look of the Tesla Pickup is made with the same kind of steel, which is used for the rocket in another of Musks ventures, namely rumfartsselskabet SpaceX.

the pick-up slider also almost off with the highs. If you are to believe the Tesla can accelerate from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in about three seconds.

the starting price on the wonder will the UNITED states be 39.900 dollar rising to 69.900 dollar depending on the setup and type of engine.

If you want it at home, to which are added Danish vat. At the same time, you have a lot of patience. The first Tesla Cybertrucks expected to be first delivered in 2021.

/ritzau/

Date Of Update: 24 November 2019, 09:00
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