Used 2024 Tesla Cybertruck

The 2024 Tesla Cybertruck is the most meta of vehicles for our most meta of times, a multi-layered menagerie of features, capability and personal statement that could only come from one of the world's quirkiest automakers. As a truck, it's hard to argue the Cybertruck's bonafides: exemplary towing capacity, a narrow but useful 6-foot cargo bed, and a useful payload rating. As an off-road machine, its specs are promising, and as a standard electric car, its range and ride comfort are impressive given its size and capabilities. Two 400-watt power points can run power tools and accessories, and the Tesla can even send up to 11 kW of electricity back to your house in a power outage. An adaptive air suspension can provide up to 16 inches of ground clearance and combine with the truck's all-wheel drive and multiple traction modes for off-roading excursions. Oh, and there's also the truck's bullet-resistant stainless steel body work and shatter-resistant windows. How does the Cybertruck drive? The Cybertruck moves out in a hurry. At the Edmunds test track, our dual-motor test truck accelerated from zero to 60 mph in 4.0 seconds. The Cybertruck is also easy to drive around town. The regenerative braking and one-pedal driving work well for smooth stops. How comfortable is the Cybertruck? Ride quality is a highlight of this vehicle. It's smooth and composed when driving over bumps and broken pavement. The cabin stays quiet too. This is the best Tesla we've driven in terms of wind and road noise. The Cybertruck's front seats are comfortable for long drives. The climate control is able to push out cold or hot air instantly, and it's nice that you can turn on the air conditioning from your phone on a hot day before you even get to the car. Getting in and out is made easier by the air suspension, which lowers the truck when you park. How's the tech? The Cybertruck's center touchscreen looks great and it's usually easy to find what you want in the various menus once you familiarize yourself. The screen itself is bright and snappy, and it never lags. How are the range and efficiency? We've put a pair of dual-motor Cybertrucks on the Edmunds EV Range Test and both achieved the same result, covering 334 miles. There aren't EPA estimates available for the Cybertruck, but Tesla's website lists an expected range of 340 miles for that truck so they come quite close.

• Navigation system
• Lane departure
• Automatic temperature control
• Emergency communication system
• Wireless phone connectivity
• Exterior parking camera front
• Exterior parking camera left
• Exterior parking camera right
• Exterior parking camera rear
• Front dual zone A/C
• Auto high-beam headlights
• Auto-dimming rearview mirror
• Heated & Cooled Ventilated Front Bucket Seats
• Perforated Vegan Leather Seat Trim
• Wheels: 20" Cyber
• Adaptive Air Suspension
• Locking Front and Rear Differentials
• Full-Length Glass Roof
• Retractable Cargo Cover
• Front and Rear Heated Seats
• 18.5" Front Touchscreen

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