Pepsi has ordered 100 of what it refers to as Semi Tractors, 15 of which it expects to be deployed by the end of 2022, ... and the Cyber Truck — Tesla's unusually styled electric pickup — by 2023.

Oct. 7 (UPI) --Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that production of the company's semi truck had begun and deliveries to Pepsi would start Dec. 1. In a statement Friday, Pepsi said that the trucks ...

Pepsi ordered 100 of the Tesla Semi trucks shortly after Musk's firm revealed ... It's also been on display at Tesla's 2,500 acre manufacturing facility in Texas during the Cyber Rodeo event ...

Last night, Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Tesla Semi program manager Dan Priestley introduced the first production-ready Semi trucks and presented them to Frito-Lay and Pepsi, Tesla's first partners for ...

Five years ago, when Tesla offered the world its first look at the Semi in 2017, Pepsi promptly ordered 100 trucks.It was expected that the trucks would be hauling loads for companies like Pepsi ...

Tesla has also been in limited production on the Tesla Semi, an all-electric Class 8 semi truck, since December of 2022. Approximately 70 units have been produced so far, all for PepsiCo.

Tesla announced the electric Semi in 2017 and after two years of delays the first examples are finally rolling out of the Austin, Texas plant, and will be in Pepsi’s hands by December 2022.

A year ago at Tesla’s Semi delivery event, the automaker handed out about five trucks to Pepsi. And back in 2017, the Model 3’s initial delivery event saw just 30 cars being delivered, mostly ...

Tesla started taking deposits for the truck, marketing starting prices ranging from $39,900 to $69,900. The company initially said deliveries would begin no sooner than late 2021.

Even so, Tesla promises that the Cybertruck triple-motor AWD will tow up to 14,000 pounds — this is more than the 10,000 pounds tow rating you get on the Ford F-150 Lightning Extended Range trim.

Pepsi acquired its batch of all-electric Tesla Semi semi-trucks last month, and it didn't take long for one to be spotted being carried by a flatbed.