In its report, Tesla spoke of challenges related to an industry-wide shortage of batteries cells and other supply chain issues that will see the launch of its Semi truck program pushed back until 2022. The Cybertruck was first revealed in 2019 with a range of drivetrain options and an expected production date set for 2021 but, like many future models from various brands, has been pushed back in the wake of effects from the Covid-19 pandemic. It's unclear if or when a Cybertruck will make it to Australia but customers are still able to place a $150 deposit to get their foot in the door. Ford has revealed the F-150 Lightning which is set for production in 2022 Since the global reveal, other brands have launched their own electric full-size utes to much fanfare, as the automotive industry turns to zero tailpipe emissions drivetrains. Ford unveiled the F-150 Lightning earlier this year with a price tag of circa $50,000 and a planned production date scheduled for sometime in 2022.