Tesla Cybertruck (2023)

2023–present

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Summary

The Cybertruck pairs steer-by-wire, through a flat-topped 'squircle' wheel, with a cockpit run from one wide centre screen and no instrument cluster.

Years: 2023–present2020s: cars launched in the 2020s
Instrument cluster: No driver cluster: cars with this instrument cluster
Head-up display: None
Centre display: 18.5 in touchscreen
Infotainment: Cybertruck launch interface (precursor of V12)18.5 in2023–2024
Software V1218.5 in2024–
Grok assistant (update 2025.26)2025–
Input: Touchscreen, Steering-wheel controls
Climate: On the touchscreen
Physical buttons and knobs: About 0, dash and consoleCounted from this photo Button Census
Era: Clusterless dashboards2017–present

Climate controls: Touchscreen
Volume control: Screen or wheel only
Indicators: Wheel buttons
Steering-wheel controls: Buttons and touch padsTouch-sensitive indicator buttons beside physical scroll wheels.2024 Tesla Cybertruck Road Test Report - Consumer Reports
Note: Climate is set on the centre touchscreen; no volume control on the dashboard or console. Indicator buttons and scroll wheels are on the steering wheel.
Version checked: 2024 display car at Tesla Store Athens, left-hand drive
Evidence: PhotographChecked 10 November 2026
Body: Pickup
Power: Electric
Length: 5.68 m (large)
Price from: $74,990, United States (2026 Cybertruck, lowest-priced version (trim not named beside the figure))Tesla Cybertruck - Consumer ReportsBase MSRP (low end of the range), excluding the $1,995 destination charge
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Speed and battery information are shown on the centre display.

Part of its layout reached the Model 3 and Model Y in 2024 as V12.

The rear wheels also steer, by up to 10°.

The front touchscreen runs at 2650×1440 and was the largest display in any Tesla as of early 2024; it handles most climate, media and vehicle controls.[1][2]
The Premium AWD and Cyberbeast versions add a 9.4-inch rear touchscreen at 1440×900; the rear-wheel-drive Long Range version, discontinued in September 2025, had none.[1][2]
The wheel turns 340 degrees lock to lock, 170 each way.[1]
Tesla held the first delivery event at Gigafactory Texas on 30 November 2023.[1]