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Before we start a warning, this episode contains just a little bit of swearing. It's made out of steel. It is boxy and strange and robotic looking. It does not look like a

car that you would see on our highways.

Kerry Paul is a technology reporter with Guardian U.S.

based on America's West Coast.

And she's describing the newest vehicle

from the pioneering electric car company, Tesla.

One of my colleagues described it

as if a young boy drew a picture of a cool truck and then it was made into a truck.

This is the new Tesla Cyber Truck and it's a little bit like, actually, it's not really like any other car I've ever driven before.

The angles of this truck are so sharp that there are places where you can clearly cut yourself

on it.

The cyber truck was launched late last year, turning heads wherever it appeared on the

roads.

I live in the Bay Area, so they are out and about in the Bay Area, when you see them it is very jarring it looks like something

between like a spaceship and a army tank.

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