What is the Tesla Cybertruck?
The Cybertruck is Tesla’s all-electric pickup, taking the company’s electric-car approach into a truck body. Its sharply angular shape and stainless-steel exterior give it a distinctive appearance.
Tesla describes the body as a stainless-steel exoskeleton. The Cybertruck also uses steer-by-wire and rear-wheel steering. Its electric drive means it has no petrol or diesel engine.
Generation and technology
The first generation is dated 2024–today, with the listed markets being the United States and Canada. It is Tesla’s first pickup, with angular panels and a stainless-steel exterior.
All Cybertruck versions in the US and Canadian listings are electric. Canada’s NRCan listing gives a power figure of 449 kW (610 PS). The US EPA entries cover electric versions.
Efficiency and emissions
Because the Cybertruck is electric, it produces no tailpipe CO₂ while driving. Official consumption figures should be read with the relevant test procedure in mind: the US EPA procedure differs from Canada’s 5-cycle test. European WLTP and older NEDC figures also use different methods.
US EPA entries cover 2025–2026, and Canadian NRCan entries cover the same years. The first-generation span begins in 2024.
Where is the Cybertruck sold?
The listed markets are the United States and Canada. US EPA and Canadian NRCan figures cover 2025–2026. The first-generation span is recorded as 2024–today.
Questions and answers
Is the Tesla Cybertruck fully electric?
Yes. The listed US and Canadian versions use electric power.
What power does the Cybertruck have?
The Canadian NRCan entry lists 449 kW (610 PS).
When did the Cybertruck’s first generation begin?
The first generation is dated 2024–today.
Where is the Cybertruck listed?
In US EPA and Canadian NRCan market figures.