Tesla Cybertruck dimensions leak ahead of launch – report

The first customer deliveries of the Tesla Cybertruck are expected to begin in a matter of weeks, but final specifications of the electric pick-up have yet to be announced by the US car maker.

The insider claims the Cybertruck is 5669mm long, 2030mm wide, 1791mm high (in its suspension’s medium height setting), and with a wheelbase of 3632mm.

This makes the electric ute slightly larger than the Rivian R1T and Toyota Tacoma (with a 6ft bed), but not as long as a Ford F-150 or Ram 1500.

While the information has not been verified, the user has included a photo of the rear power outlets which has not been seen in the past.

The user also says the dual-motor Cybertruck weighs 3026kg, while the tri-motor variant weighs 3125kg. Curiously, those figures are far less than the weights reported last month – however those numbers could relate to the ute’s overall gross vehicle mass (GVM) when fully loaded.

Maximum towing capacity is said to be five tonnes, with a ball weight of 500kg.

The length of the Cybertruck’s tub is 1842mm with a width of 1295mm, and a load capacity of 1587kg.

Tesla has promised first customer deliveries will begin on November 30, US time, with final production specifications and prices expected when the model officially launches.