Vasco Rossi tests the Cybertruck, Elon Musk’s car: “Good for carrying olives or machine guns”

Written by Jason Miller

Vasco Rossi tests the Cybertruck, Elon Musk's car: "Good for carrying olives or machine guns"

Vasco Rossi published photos and videos on his Instagram profile while he tested the Cybertruck, the car of the Apocalypse launched by Tesla. Despite the characteristics of the vehicle, he doesn’t seem very satisfied: “It’s basically a small four-seater van.”

Vasco Rossi is turning into one youtubers. These days he is in Los Angeles and on his Instagram profile he continues to publish content in which test cars and services which have not yet arrived in Italy. And it is not certain that they will arrive in the next few years. After seeing him aboard a self-driving taxi, his followers found him on the Cybertruckthe latest car model marketed by Tesla.

The singer has published a series of photos and videos in which he films himself aboard this electric car, perhaps from a design point of view the Tesla’s most daring model. Steel bodywork, square lines and dimensions worthy of American highways. Vasco’s comment, however, is quite clear:

“I came up to influence you on (Giorgia’s) friend Elon Musk’s CyberTruck! In practice, it is a small four-seater van with a large pallet behind it to load crates of olives, cooked pears, jet skis… tree trunks or machine guns”.

Costs and features of Tesla’s Cybertruck

The first Cybertruck models were sold exactly one year ago. The November 30, 2023 customers who were waiting for this vehicle received it in the Tesla factory in Austin, Texas, directly from Elon Musk. A reward for a wait that lasted years, given that the first Cybetruck models were presented in 2019.

What is the self-driving Jaguar used by Vasco Rossi: how much it costs and when it arrives in Italy

Like Tesla’s other vehicles, too the Cybertruck is completely electric. There are currently three variants on the market: Single Motor RWD, Dual Motor AWD or Tri Motor AWD. With one, two or three electric motors. The most powerful version can do 0-100 km/h in 2.9 seconds and has a range of 800 km. Cost? About $113,000. However, there is a problem: as the laws are now, even if you buy a Cybertruck it will be difficult to drive in the European Union.

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.