Tesla Cybertruck is now not expected to be launched until the end of 2022, with an electric electric pickup that is widely proud of playing laughing behind with other EV trucks. It was announced in November 2019, pickup retrieval was strangely designed in his angle style, but it did not stop the reservation from piling up for the promised 2021 release.

As launched by Tesla before, that the timeline was on rocky ground. Although reluctant to confirm the delay from the original release window, the car maker relatively lying on whether it can really bring Cybertruck to the market on time.

Signs of delay seemed more concrete in August, when the new 2022 shipping record was added to the Cybertruck booking page. It follows the TESLA confirmation that Cybertruck’s production will only begin after the Y Manufacturing model has taken place at the Texas facility. With that it could not happen until the end of the early 2021, all the signs point to the cybertruck pushed back.

Now, Elon Musk reportedly confirmed the delay. Speaking during a call throughout the company, the details of the leaking to Electrek, the CEO of Blak seemed to tell Tesla’s employees that Cybertruck’s production might not begin until the end of 2022. It was not the only bad news.

While production can begin at the end of next year, it is not possible to increase significant volume until the end of 2023. Musk blames that at the level of technology that has been baked by Tesla into an electric pickup. Previously Musk had warned that elements such as a typical steel body would demand a new manufacture process with a steep learning curve.

This is a worrying setback for what ever looks like it is among the first of electrical pickups to reach the market. Instead, it seems that Cybertruck will follow rivals, some of the big names like Ford. F-150 lightning, for example, was only announced at the end of 2020, but Ford hoped to start the initial production of 2021 and start shipping in the spring. Car makers already have more than 130,000 orders.

Meanwhile, Rivian has also seen a delay with his R1T electric pickup. It was announced at the end of 2018, EV had a more familiar aesthetics than Cybertruck, but the initial timeline had suggested it might delay Tesla trucks to the market. Now, with R1T shipments ready to start in the coming months, it seems like it will defeat the musk vehicle with a considerable margin.

Tesla, of course, has not been unemployed in the years of intervention. The Y model has become the best-selling book in its category, and the S model and Model X have been changed with more performance and a fairly large upgrade to their cabin. Meanwhile, Musk has also promised a more strange fee, such as the Humanoid Tesla Bot style robot that he discussed in mid-August. That, CEO claims, will use the same core technology as the full-awaited self-driving autopilot system, prewires that have been proven to be one of the most controversial Tesla options.