2023 Tesla Cybertruck dimensions & size guide

At 5682 mm long, 2032 mm wide (2413 mm including mirrors), and 1793 mm tall, the Tesla Cybertruck is a full-size pickup by any measure. Its imposing stance gives it a commanding road presence, while the wedge-like design enhances aerodynamics, which is rare in vehicles of this size. A generous wheelbase of 3635 mm contributes to both stability and cabin space, ensuring a planted feel whether it’s cruising highways or carrying heavy loads.

Built from ultra-hard 30X cold-rolled stainless steel, the Cybertruck’s exoskeleton prioritises durability and structural integrity. It’s a material more often found in aerospace applications than automotive ones. This solid construction is complemented by Tesla’s adaptive air suspension, which adjusts ground clearance from 202 mm for entry and exit, right up to 407 mm to handle rough terrain or provide easier access when loading. Despite its futuristic design, it’s engineered to be highly functional.

Inside, the Tesla Cybertruck (2023) continues Tesla’s minimalist approach. The cabin seats up to five people, with a wide dashboard and large central touchscreen serving as the main control hub. Materials are hard-wearing yet refined, and visibility is aided by expansive glass panels. Its load bed (dubbed the “vault”) is covered by a motorised retractable truck bed cover that can secure cargo while maintaining the truck’s distinctive silhouette.

In terms of practicality, the Cybertruck’s numbers are impressive. It offers 3424 litres of cargo capacity (VDA) with the seats up, maintaining the same volume when folded, thanks to its versatile load area. That makes it one of the most capacious electric pickups available. With four doors and five seats, it bridges the gap between a heavy-duty work vehicle and a family utility truck.

Weighing 3009 kg, the Tesla Cybertruck is substantial, but its electric drivetrain compensates with instant torque and a low centre of gravity. Tesla’s all-electric architecture means it delivers both strength and refinement, and while performance varies by configuration, all versions prioritise seamless acceleration and all-terrain capability. The turning circle of 13.3 metres is broad but manageable for a vehicle of this class.

Ground clearance is a key advantage at 257 mm, allowing it to tackle light off-road conditions or uneven terrain with ease. Combined with its rigid body structure, this makes the Cybertruck as capable in the wild as it is futuristic on city streets.

As Tesla’s first pickup, the Cybertruck introduces a new direction in electric vehicle design. It joins the brand’s established models including the Model 3, Model Y, and Model S, but pushes the boundaries of form and function even further. Love it or not, the Tesla Cybertruck redefines what an electric utility vehicle can be: durable, capable, and undeniably unique. See our full Tesla Size Guide where we explain each Tesla in plain English.