Tesla is delivering its first Cybertruck units later this month, and since the automaker hasn’t officially released many details about the vehicle, onlookers have been piecing together what will be included upon its launch. In a recent sighting, one person has spotted the latest look at the Cybertruck’s interior ambient lighting, along with a floor-mounted accelerator pedal.
In a pair of photos shared to the Cybertruck Owners Club forum on Sunday, viewers can see into the forthcoming vehicle’s driver-side door, showing most of the dashboard and passenger door ambient LED lighting. One image also depicts the floor-mounted accelerator pedal, unlike those anchored from above, as found in many cars.
The pictured Cybertruck also includes a fun Elon Musk air freshener depicting the Tesla CEO with his arms crossed and wearing sunglasses, along with a subtle Cybertruck silhouette on the vehicle’s steering wheel, as noted by some users in the forum.
You can see the photos shared in the forum below, including one blurry image zoomed in on the accelerator pedal.
Credit: Patel | Cybertruck Owners Club
Credit: Patel | Cybertruck Owners Club
Credit: Patel | Cybertruck Owners Club
The Cybertruck’s interior ambient lighting was also teased in a sighting in Austin, Texas, back in August, even showing that it runs all the way along the rear door trim in addition to the front door trim and the dashboard.
Over the past few months, the Cybertruck has been spotted a number of times on public roads, and viewers have pointed out features including its powered tonneau cover, its rear-wheel steering and its rumored bed power outlets, among others still. However, glimpses at interior features have been a little bit more rare.
Tesla is holding a delivery event for the Cybertruck on November 30 at the automaker’s Gigafactory in Austin. The company held a random drawing for shareholders to get a chance to attend in-person, and Tesla Investor Relations Head Martin Viecha said on Friday that the list of attendees has already been finalized. He also added that invites would be sent out “soon(ish),” though it’s not yet clear if anyone has received one.
On Saturday, we also reported that Cybertruck buyers will be subject to a “no resale” policy, in which owners will not be allowed to sell their vehicles within a year without incurring serious fines and potential legal action. Some have lauded the move, saying that it may deter some buyers who were previously planning on flipping the vehicle for profit.
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