There was already a truck war in the United States before the Tesla Cybertruck was revealed last year.
The Ford F-150, Chevy Silverado, and RAM 1500 went head-to-head, with Toyota’s Tundra and Nissan’s Titan also in the picture. The Silverado and RAM 1500 were relatively new, and the 14th-generation F-150 was on the way.
The new 2021 F-150 arrived last week. The iconic truck continues its legacy of being America’s best-selling vehicle for 43 consecutive years. Last year, nearly 900,000 examples came from dealer lots.
The Tesla Cybertruck.
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The Cybertruck won’t launch until the end of next year, at the earliest. It could signal a brave new all-electric future for trucks. And in fact, it could outperform the all-electric version of the new F-150 on the market by a year.
But for now, the F-150 is heading to the market, while aspiring Cybertruck buyers must be content with a $ 100 deposit to secure a truck.
This is how the two trucks are stacked, on paper:
