Tesla Cybertruck

==Description==
The Tesla Cybertruck is an all-electric light-duty truck designed by Franz von Holzhausen, Sahm Jafari, Ian Kettle, Woo-Tak Kim and Julien Bilodeau for Tesla, Inc. intended for production in 2021. The car's design was based on vehicles from movies such as Blade Runner. The trucks will be manufactured at Tesla's Gigafactory Texas, near Austin, Texas. It will reportedly be open to the public. An ATV using the same design language known as the Cyberquad was unveiled alongside it.
This casting was originally intended to be released in 2020 along with the rest of Hot Wheels id's Series 2 lineup, having originally been announced as such, but numerous production delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic and poor sales led to a bulk of the original series 2 cars not being released on schedule. What was intended to be the initial release of the Cybertruck featured a different tool with an open truck bed with a Cyberquad inside. The casting thus debuted in the 2021 mainline without being labeled a New Model and with a modified tool featuring a closed tonneau cover and no Cyberquad. Both the id and mainline-modified castings are largely identical apart from the removal of the Cyberquad, a different base and the mainline casting riding much higher than the id casting; the id casting is notably extremely heavy for an id casting and features an even weight distribution, with a notable portion of the weight coming from the Cyberquad in the rear, which is made of metal. A large part of the truck bed is also made of metal.
==Versions==
The Tesla Cybertruck has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
Col # 	Year	Series 	Color 	Tampo 	Base Color/Type 	Window Color	Interior Color	Wheel Type 	Toy #	Country 	Notes/Variations 	Photo
177/250	2021	HW Green Speed3/5 	Zinc-plated ZAMAC	Detailed front & rear light strips, detailed rear tonneau cover	Black/Plastic 	Black tint 	Black 	Black OR6SP	GTB22	Malaysia	Modified castingBase code(s): P14, P16, P17, P18	
 	2021	Hot Wheels id: HW Hot Trucks01/03	Zinc-plated ZAMAC	Detailed front & rear light strips, "CYBRTRK" license plate 	Transparent Black/Plastic	Black tint 	Black 	Black ID 	HBG21	Malaysia	Base code(s): P32 	
049/250	2022	HW Hot Trucks3/10 	Zinc-plated ZAMAC	Detailed front & rear light strips, detailed rear tonneau cover	Black/Plastic 	Black tint 	Black 	Black BLOR 	HCV57	Malaysia	Modified castingBase code(s): P38, P40, P42 	
246/250	2024	HW Rolling Metal4/5 	Zinc-plated ZAMAC	Detailed front & rear light strips, detailed rear tonneau cover	Black/Plastic 	Black tint 	Black 	Gray BLOR 	HTB55	Malaysia	Base code(s): 	
==See also==
*Cybertruck
==Gallery==
2021NM41 (Large).JPG
File:Tesla-cybertruck front.jpg
File:Tesla-cybertruck side.jpg
File:Tesla-cybertruck back.jpg
TeslaCybertruckComparison.jpg|Comparison between both castings
2022 Tesla Cybertruck open.jpg|2022 Model
Teslacyber22ht.jpg|2022 Hot Trucks
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