More Tesla Cybertrucks are hitting the roads as part of various test drives, and the electric pickup starts to get the wrong kind of attention. The Thanksgiving weekend brought us videos of a Cybertruck getting busted by a speed camera in Montreal and another one impounded after getting a parking ticket in San Francisco.
Tesla will deliver the first Cybertrucks to their owners on November 30, but rumors indicated that only ten lucky people will leave Giga Austin driving one. This starkly contrasts with the relatively high number of Cybertruck pickups spotted on public roads, not to mention those parked inside Tesla showrooms across the country. It appears that Tesla has already produced a significant number, acting like rolling billboards for the company.
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