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Tesla held a delivery event for it’s much awaited Semi Truck, the event was held at the Tesla Nevada Gigafactory. The event was attended by many people including the CEO of PepsiCo, Ramon Laguarta, who was the first customer to receive the Semi Truck. The event was also attended by the CEO of Tesla, Elon Musk, and Chief Designer of Tesla, Franz von Holzhausen and co-founder JB strubel. Here are some cool Semi Truck pictures in Pepsi brand wraps.
Photos from the Semi Event $TSLA
— T ⚡️ (@TeslaSg) December 2, 2022
source: @Teslarati pic.twitter.com/7PWDBb5JhO
The Semi Truck is a Class 8 truck and is designed to be the safest, most comfortable and most powerful truck on the road. The Semi Truck is also designed to be the most cost effective truck on the road. The Semi Truck is designed to be the safest truck on the road with the help of Tesla’s Autopilot technology.
Tesla Semi comes with 3x the power of any diesel truck on the road, with the efficiency of up to 500 miles. - Tesla
The driver cabin is very spacious with enough room to stand when entering and 2 15-inch screens to see everything about the vehicle which is complimented by max road visibility due to the cool design of the truck. The truck also comes with a 360-degree camera system.
The best driver experience: max road visibility, space to stand up, 2x 15-inch touch screens, wireless phone charging & more pic.twitter.com/ktrh602Krd
— Tesla (@Tesla) December 2, 2022
Tesla Semi is the latest product in Tesla’s lineup of electric vehicles which includes the Model S, Model X, Model 3, Model Y, Roadster, CyberTruck and the upcoming Tesla Pickup Truck. Tesla Semi is also the first Tesla product to be built at the Tesla Nevada Gigafactory. The next Tesla will be RoboTaxi, which is yet to be unveiled.
The next gen platform is the Robotaxi https://t.co/0LQrdOypOX
— Whole Mars Catalog (@WholeMarsBlog) December 2, 2022
Overall, the updates on the Tesla Semi demonstrate the growing demand for electric vehicles in the commercial transportation sector. The company’s efforts to improve the technology and reduce costs are likely to continue driving interest in the Semi and other electric trucks.
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