It is very large. Its practicality primarily comes from its massive truck bed. The 6 x 4 foot bed has a capacity of 1,897 litres and can hold many large items. It also comes with a power-retractable hard tonneau cover. The front trunk is also very practical, with a capacity of 200 litres and an electronic open/close mechanism. Folding up the rear seat cushions also creates an additional 1,530 litres of storage space.

Yes. The Tesla Cybertruck has a very impressive towing capacity, with a maximum towing capacity of 4,990 kg (approx. 5 tons) and a maximum payload of 1,134 kg. Furthermore, it features V2L (Vehicle to Load) capability. The truck bed is equipped with 120V and 240V power outlets, providing up to 11.5 kW of power. This allows you to directly power appliances or even use it as a massive "mobile generator" to power your entire house during a blackout.

It feels very unique. Firstly, the interior is very minimalist, with all controls handled through the massive 18.5-inch central screen. It's the first Tesla to not have physical gear stalks, with gear selection also done on the screen. The most unique feature is its "Steer-by-Wire" system, where the steering wheel only turns 170 degrees from lock to lock. The steering is very sensitive, requiring only a small input to get a large reaction from the car, which takes some getting used to. However, once you're driving, the vehicle feels very light on its feet, and the standard air suspension provides a comfortable ride.

Absolutely insane. The most powerful "Cyberbeast" tri-motor version of the Tesla Cybertruck produces a staggering 845 hp and can accelerate from 0 to 96 km/h in just 2.6 seconds. Its range (EPA standard) is approximately 515 km. This version is all about performance, being a supercar-level electric pickup truck.

The Cybertruck's cabin design is very minimalistic and futuristic. Standard equipment includes an 18.5-inch central touchscreen and a 9.4-inch rear touchscreen for rear passengers to control climate or stream entertainment. The roof is a massive panoramic glass roof, making the cabin feel very airy. For the sound system, higher-end versions are equipped with a premium sound system for an immersive audio experience.

No. The Cybertruck you see in Hong Kong is a "left-hand drive" US model brought in by Tesla Hong Kong for exhibition purposes, solely to demonstrate the brand's technology. Although Tesla Hong Kong has put the Cybertruck's information on its official website, as the company has stated, there is currently no production timeline for a right-hand drive version, so it will not be officially launched in Hong Kong anytime soon, and orders are not being accepted.