(Original Title: Elon Musk spotted driving Tesla ’s new Cybertruck electric pickup around LA)

NetEase Technology News on December 9, according to foreign media reports, since Tesla released the electric pickup Cyberbertuck, few people have seen this car in person. But just this past weekend, many citizens in Los Angeles witnessed the Cyberruck prototype on the road. Even Tesla CEO Elon Musk himself turned into a driver and drove him around Los Angeles himself.

On the evening of the 7th local time, Roberto Cruz, a citizen of Los Angeles, spotted the CyberTruck prototype while driving on the 405 highway late at night and posted a sighting video on YouTube. Interestingly, Tesla seems to have updated the headlights, or at least the way they operate.

Some analysts previously said that the single beam of the headlights of Cybertruck, which debuted at the unveiling ceremony, may not meet US regulatory standards. But now it seems that although the beam has not changed much, the light at both ends is significantly enhanced, making it look more like a traditional car headlight.

In addition, the CyberTruck doesn't seem to be on the road just for testing, because it also appeared outside the Los Angeles Japanese restaurant Nobu, which was co-owned by Robert De Niro that night. A witness saw Tesla CEO Musk getting off the CyberTruck prototype.

The person who took the picture said that Tesla's chief designer Franz Von Holzhausen was also in the restaurant at the time, but Musk himself drove the prototype of the electric pickup truck.

Musk's most commonly used vehicle is the Tesla Model S. He has also been seen driving to the Nobu restaurant to eat a Model S, but he has never been found driving a concept car in public.

Earlier this year, Musk stated that CyberTruck is his "favorite, Tesla's upcoming product", considering that Tesla is also working to bring the crossover Model Y and the next-generation sports car Roadster to the market Obviously an interesting statement.

Video from TMZ shows that instead of handing the car to Nobu's valet parking staff, Musk handed it over to a Tesla employee. It looks like CyberTruck is full of people, even someone in the front seat is holding a shotgun.

When releasing this electric pickup, Musk stated that the car has six seats, divided into the first three, three and two rows, but during the test drive, the company always kept the seats in the middle of the front row low Location, looks like a five-seater.

Tesla also recently updated its production schedule for two higher versions of CyberTruck. The company expects the two vehicles to begin delivery by the end of 2021. (Little)

Source: Netease Technology Report, translated by Google Translate

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