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Summary of the electric car review:A rear-wheel-drive Cybertruck variant is now confirmed via the Tesla UAE website. This version has an estimated range of 563 km, which is slightly more than the All-Wheel Drive version's 523 km, likely due to the removal of the front motor and different 18-inch wheels visible in the specifications. The acceleration is slower at 6.6 seconds for 0-100 km/h compared to the other trims. Towing capacity is also reduced to 3,402 kg, and surprisingly, the cargo capacity is slightly less at 3,385 liters compared to the other trims' 3,423.5 liters. Ground clearance is listed as 243 mm, under 10 inches, with no mention of an "Extract Mode" like the higher trims, suggesting it might not have adjustable air suspension, potentially using a steel spring system instead. While the price is not yet revealed, a significant price drop is expected due to these changes. The interior still features the large 18.5-inch center touchscreen but lacks the rear touchscreen found in higher trims, confirming it as a more basic model. The overall conclusion is positive regarding the potential for a more affordable, rear-wheel-drive option, especially for work or fleet use where all-wheel drive and premium features aren't essential. The speakers believe a base model Cybertruck could be appealing and are excited to test its range and handling, particularly hoping for the ability to disable stability control for "drift monster" potential. The revelation that "U.S. Specs Shown" is listed on the UAE site suggests these specifications might be intended for the North American market as well, potentially launching soon.
