A Tesla Cybertruck prototype was noticed arriving by aircraft in New Zealand – most probably for ultimate winter testing of the electrical pickup truck.

The Cybertruck is arguably probably the most anticipated electrical car program to launch this yr.

We, together with about 1.5 million reservation holders, have been following it intently to have an thought of when the primary deliveries will occur and in what quantity.

Tesla’s newest official touch upon the timeline is a deliberate supply occasion “across the finish of Q3,” which might imply across the finish of September 2023.

Electrek just lately reported that Tesla advised suppliers to be prepared for Cybertruck launch candidates in late August and manufacturing in early October.

There have been many indicators of Tesla progressing towards manufacturing, together with some pictures of the manufacturing in Gigafactory Texas.

Now there’s one other good signal: a Tesla Cybertruck prototype was seen being unloaded out of a aircraft at a New Zealand airport (through cybertruckownersclub.com):

Whereas the car is roofed, it’s fairly simple to acknowledge the electrical pickup truck.

It’s additionally not precisely shocking to see the yet-to-enter-production car in New Zealand, as Tesla has used native proving grounds for winter testing prior to now.

Tesla primarily makes use of its personal proving grounds in Alaska for winter testing, however when it’s summer season within the Northern Hemisphere, the automaker makes use of the Southern Hemisphere Proving Grounds in New Zealand.

Tesla has already put the Cybertruck by winter testing in Alaska – pictured above, however now the car is probably going going to endure ultimate testing forward of manufacturing.

The Cybertruck is predicted to carry out effectively in tough snowy, and icy situations due to as much as 4 motors powering an all-wheel-drive system and rear-steering.