Here are the summary points: - The Cybertruck is unique, not like any other car ever driven. - The body panels are made of very tough stainless steel. - The rear of the car looks like a box; a bit nondescript. - Fit and finish issues: the panels do not line up, leaving gaps. - The stainless steel and tough design prevent bending during cornering. - Some angles from the back look very futuristic and cool. - The body panels have very few bends. - The doors open by pressing buttons. - This model has the largest windshield on any production vehicle, with the largest wiper blade. - Distinctive front, with a full-length light bar and headlights are actually underneath. - It is a very unique looking thing. - The starting price is a little more than said 4 years ago (starting at $50,000). - Can be up to $96,000 for the tri-motor Cyberbeast version. - It is still quite decent value. - The design inside is very minimalist, no buttons. - The new zippy touchscreen controls everything, and the front trunk can open on it. - A head-up display is missing, an element that is always missing from Teslas. - The indicators are all on the steering wheel with voice commands and windscreen controls. - These are pre-production models with interior fit and finishing is not superb. - It does have sporty and comfy seats, but the headrests may not be good for posture. - The rear seats offer plenty of knee room and head room. - Has 3 isofix fittings, ideal if you have three children. - For electric car, with completely flat floor and the front seats do lift up. - A 800V battery tech using cells bigger than those in other Tesla models is more efficient. - This particular model has an actual range of 294 miles which is not far off of the claimed 320 mile. - Relying on a camera to see is only a good idea if kept cleaned. - The turning circle is 11.3 m for easy U-turns, a nice surprise - The rear doors swing out 90 degrees for easy entry. - The tonneau cover is really strong and you can do jumps on it without breaking it. - It can tow just under 5 tons; better than its rivals, and only falls short to the petrol ford F150. - Its aerodynamic drag is better than a non-electric F150, if has the wheel trims. - For the price of one you get plenty of space and good protection.