View Photos of the 2024 Tesla Cybertruck

Tesla claims the Cybertruck's window glass can withstand a baseball thrown at 70 mph or "class 4 hail."

The Cybertruck uses a steer-by-wire system, and its rear-wheel steering is said to provide a smaller turning radius than a Tesla Model S.

There's a spot at the front of the truck's center console to store smartphones and possibly wirelessly charge them.

Along with an 18.5-inch central touchscreen, there's a secondary 9.4-inch screen for rear passengers.

There are no visible door handles, and the front doors appear to open via a button on the B-pillar.

There are three trims: RWD, AWD, and Cyberbeast.

The Cybertruck has a claimed 11,000-pound towing capacity and a claimed 2500-pound payload rating.

There is an adaptive air suspension that helps provide a maximum 17.0 inches of ground clearance.

The composite bed is six feet long by four feet wide and can fit 4x8 pieces of plywood with the tailgate down.

Tesla claims the acoustic glass keeps the cabin "as quiet as outer space."