This is the leaked video of the Cybertruck that Tesla doesn't want you to see

Until now we had been able to see the exterior of the final production version of Tesla’s new electric pickup in great detail. However, the American manufacturer has always been very careful to hide every detail of its interior, probably with the aim of keeping public interest alive until the official unveiling event on November 30.

That is why it did not surprise us that Tesla took the leak of the video very badly. You can find it a little further down, originally published on TikTok, and in it you can see in detail the dashboard, its distinctive steering wheel, and even the user interface of the on-screen system, as well as the operation of the blind that protects the cargo compartment.

So much so that, apparently, Tesla even intends to withdraw the invitations to the event from everyone who has one and shares the video on social networks. In our view this is a rather ridiculous measure, since many more people are not going to attend the event and therefore have no reason not to share it, which makes the effect of this measure completely null.

Here it is if you want to see it

One of these users, whom the threats from Tesla do not worry much, is Jeremy Judkins, who has published the video on X, formerly Twitter, on Elon Musk’s own account. You can find it by clicking here -as long as it hasn’t been censored-:

This creates a curious situation: the electric vehicle company led by Elon Musk does not want the video to spread, so it would not be surprising if it requests its removal from social networks such as X itself in the coming hours. But X is also led by Elon Musk, and cancelling the video could be seen as censorship, which is precisely what Musk himself has promised will never happen again on his social network.

We don’t know what will finally happen, but just in case we recommend that you take a look at it as soon as possible. The video is quite interesting, and the extraordinary work the American manufacturer appears to have done on the user interface of the central screen is especially striking. This should not surprise us since software has always been one of the strong points of Tesla.