Tesla’s controversial new Cybertruck has sparked fresh theories of an Australian rollout after being spotted touring through Sydney’s inner-city. The futuristic vehicle, with its unconventional design, has divided opinions since its unveiling in 2023.
Initial reports suggested the Cybertruck would not be manufactured for Australian drivers, but recent sightings in Sydney have reignited speculation. Pictures and videos uploaded on social media show the vehicle driving through various neighborhoods in the city, leading to rumors of a potential local release.
Tesla has been showcasing the Cybertruck in right-hand-drive markets like Thailand, Malaysia, and Japan, hinting at a possible change in plans for Australia. The company’s elaborate publicity stunt in Sydney seems to be a strategic move to gauge interest from Australian consumers.
Despite the mixed reactions to the Cybertruck’s appearance, with some labeling it as “hideous” and others expressing excitement, the mystery behind Tesla’s intentions remains. Australians took to social media to share their thoughts on the unique vehicle, with many questioning its practicality in the country’s climate.
As the debate continues, Tesla has yet to confirm its plans for the Cybertruck in Australia. But one thing is for sure – the futuristic vehicle has certainly captured the attention of Australian drivers and sparked a wave of curiosity among potential buyers.
