00:04Tesla might currently be riding the failures of the Cybertruck at the moment,
00:08but the company's CEO, Elon Musk, is hoping these futuristic autonomous vehicles
00:12might just turn things around. This video was recently captured at Warner Bros. Studios in
00:17Los Angeles, where Tesla finally unveiled their long-awaited Cybertruck. The car has an aesthetic
00:22similar to the Cybertruck, however, this one doesn't have a steering wheel or any pedals of
00:27any kind. Musk detailed that the car will only cost around $30,000 and go into production in 2026.
00:43However, take that pricing model with a grain of salt, as the Cybertruck was initially touted to
00:47cost just $40,000. When it was finally available, the base model cost just under $80,000, with that
00:53price now having increased to around $100,000. Other unveilings at the showcase included the
00:59RoboVan, a large vehicle capable of carrying up to 20 people. Tesla is currently under a rebranding
01:05phase, moving away from mass-market cars to robotics, which is why the company also had
01:10Optimus, their humanoid robot, on display during the event.
