Tesla Cybertruck Teardown: Electric Powertrain

4680 battery cells, 800V charging system ~ From Munro's teardown survey data ~

2024/11/13

Summary
Electric drive module
4680 battery cell (2nd generation)
Thermal system updates
800V charging system
48V power supply system

Summary

Tesla Cybertruck (Source: Munro & Associates, Inc.)

Tesla's Cybertruck, launched in December 2023, enthusiastically incorporates cutting-edge technologies ahead of its competitors. Munro & Associates, Inc. (Munro), which was one of the first companies to acquire the vehicle, conducted a teardown survey of the Cybertruck. This report introduces some of the findings and provides an overview of the advanced Cybertruck technologies, such as the electric drive module, the second-generation 4680 battery cell, and the 800V charging system.

Tesla Cybertruck overview

The Cybertruck is a full-size electric pickup truck with a unique appearance due to its unpainted stainless steel body, incorporating many advanced technologies such as steer-by-wire.

Three types of power units are available: single-motor rear-wheel drive, two-motor four-wheel drive, and three-motor (two motors in the rear, one motor in the front) four-wheel drive. The top-of-the-line model introduced in this report is the Cybertruck Beast (Cyberbeast), a high-performance version with a total of 845 horsepower (hp) from the triple-motor and an acceleration time of 0-100 km/h in 2.7 seconds. The output and torque for each specification are shown in the table below. The battery capacity has not been officially announced, but is expected to be around 122kWh.

Cybertruck power and torque

Specifications	Power	Torque
Single motor RWD	Approx. 400hp	Approx. 500Nm
Dual motor AWD	Approx. 690hp	Approx. 800Nm
Triple motor AWD (Cyberbeast)	Approx. 800hp	Approx. 1,000Nm

(Source: Compiled by MarkLines from various source materials)

Munro's Tesla Cybertruck Teardown Analysis

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