Four years later and we’re not getting a $40,000 Cybertruck with a 500-mile range. Instead, Tesla finally delivered its first 10 Cybertrucks and revealed all the specs we were so eagerly waiting for. During the delivery event that started almost 30 minutes late and attracted around 113,000 live viewers on X, Elon Musk sent off Tesla’s first all-electric pickup trucks to their actual buyers.

With so much buildup to this event, we were expecting a lot more. Yes, we saw Tesla perform another live demonstration of the Armor Glass by throwing a baseball at the window this time. It’s no metal ball, though. We also got to see the Cybertruck lit up by gunfire, although not directly aimed at the windows.

After waiting so many years to see the production-ready Cybertruck, it doesn’t really feel like Tesla redeemed itself from its reveal event in 2019.

The UBCO Special Edition 2x2 cargo e-bike is expensive at $6,499 ($5,499 for the regular model), but it slots perfectly in between an e-bike and e-moto thanks to a 31-mph top speed that's fast but not too fast you'd need a motorcycle license.