Tesla Cybertruck electric pickup truck also has a display screen in the back, and Model Y is the only exception.

CTOnews.com, September 4 (Xinhua)-- Tesla recently released the much-anticipated new Model 3, which has a display screen on the central console in the back row, similar to the design of the Model S and Model X. The latest video also shows that Tesla's all-electric pickup truck Cybertruck will also have this function.

The video was shared by Cybertruck Owners Club, and they got some behind-the-scenes footage of the upcoming Cybertruck commercial. The video appears to be filming Cybertruck off-road, and a staff member can be seen holding a head device. You can clearly see in the video that a display screen is installed on the central console in the back row of the Cybertruck. This display is similar to the display on the Model S, Model X and the new Model 3. As a result, only the Model Y in Tesla's model does not have a rear display screen. However, once Model Y is upgraded like the new Model 3, this feature is likely to appear on Model Y.

The video also shows that if several adults sit side by side, the space in the back of the Cybertruck may be cramped. However, this impression may be caused by the large head equipment in the video.

CTOnews.com noted that the Cybertruck in the video uses a more "ordinary" Tesla seat rather than the angular seat of the prototype car at the end of 2019, which echoes Cybertruck's minimalist and angular design.