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Here’s why so many Tesla Cybertrucks are suddenly being spotted in Toronto

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Here’s why so many Tesla Cybertrucks are suddenly being spotted in Toronto

Even for those who absolutely hate the Tesla Cybertruck because of its looks security concerns or just what does it represent — spotting one in the wild is an experience; Its spaceship-like exterior and apocalypse-ready features make it a unique and unignorable presence on the road.

Controversial but extraordinary new vehicle happened I witnessed it in GTA since time to time first started hitting Canadian showrooms earlier this year, but it’s not actually available to consumers here yet.

That is, until now.

Toronto’s streets seem to have been taken over by flashy stainless steel-clad trucks lately; More and more people are seeing them in person for the first time and, of course, sharing what they see on social media.

Although they’ve been occupying driveways and parking lots across America since last fall, Tesla Canada has only begun taking orders for the $137,990 to $165,990 Canadian (plus taxes and fees, depending on model) monsters. in august.

Deliveries finally started north of the border beginning of november.

Despite the influx of vehicles since the first shipments in Canada, Cybertrucks remain conspicuously rare wherever they go locally.

The EV’s big arrival in the city began with a menacing-looking convoy of people wearing rubber heads throughout the city as a group of machines rolled around the U of T campus, along Front Street and other streets, ending in the dealer parking lot. There are a lot of things in GTA.

People have been seeing them around ever since, as private owners finally got their hands on their new purchases, whether parked in front of houses, on the left street side outside various attractions, or actually walking around.

Tesla’s PR team has yet to respond to a request for comment at the time of publication, but a representative from the brand’s call center told blogTO on Tuesday (after more than an hour of waiting) that cars were piling up on the roads. The region is likely because Canadian shipments only started “a few weeks ago.”

Even a park attendant shared this How did he get a ticket for Cybertruck? on Bloor Street, marking his first encounter with someone.

Residents of other cities like Vancouver are also starting to notice vehicles around them more.

So Praise be to this one-of-a-kind EV As the car of the future in both looks and functionality, others are still standing firm against controversial billionaire Elon Musk’s latest invention.

Flashy, expensive, eye-catching and perhaps unnecessary, this vehicle definitely attracts attention; It also turns the standard truck concept on its head.

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