#LAAutoShow: WATCH The Reveal Of Tesla's EAGERLY Anticipated Cybertruck, HERE!

Here we go, Spies!

Tonight's a BIG night for Tesla. That's because tonight marks the debut of its long-awaited pick-up truck. And there's way more questions than there are answers.

WATCH the OFFICIAL livestream of Tesla's Cybertruck HERE!

As of today, Elon Musk has continued to make exceedingly bold claims about this all-new product. Now we get to see if the rubber meets the road. There's just one catch: Given Musk's previous launches for Tesla, we're betting this will be essentially a concept.

This has happened with all of Tesla's vehicles so far. And, of course, keep in mind we're still waiting on the Model Y, the Semi and the Roadster. The Cybertruck just adds to an already extensive list of products Tesla will have to figure out to scale.

Hell, we don't even know if it's possible.

Having said all of that, buckle up! I've included a link to Tesla's official livestream above. This time it's not simply playing on its website and their requiring first-party data — I assume to follow up with emails/incentives/news after tonight. In addition, I have a third-party livestream coming from a YouTube user below.

Stay tuned!

valhallakey - 11/21/2019 11:31:10 PM

-1 Boost

Well it is sure weird looking but still very very impressive. An EV smart Raptor+ that got hit with an strange stick if you will.

SanJoseDriver - 11/22/2019 1:30:31 AM

-6 Boost

Holy crap, I can't believe I'm saying this but I might want a truck now. Love the design, the specs are surreal. Triple motor version with 500 miles of range and 0-60 in 2.9 seconds for under $70k... whaaaat???

SanJoseDriver - 11/22/2019 9:33:57 PM

-3 Boost

I love the way it looks too, but man... a lot of people are not going to like that design.

SanJoseDriver - 11/24/2019 8:35:17 PM

+1 Boost

Not paid to love it at all, as Elon mentioned on twitter, they paid nothing for marketing or advertising, 180k+ orders. I frickin love the whole concept behind the company and challenging the status quo. Nothing like rooting for the underdog, but I'll have a real conundrum when they're no longer the underdog or if they stop innovating and get lazy (like Apple).