Tesla’s EV pickup truck has had its share of issues. Don’t write it off yet, Ben Z. Rose writes in a guest commentary.

There are some factors are play here other than size. The Cybertruck has a heavier steel body than the F-150 Lightning’s aluminum, and we don’t yet know the size of its battery.

To accommodate the Cybertruck's unwieldy size and dimensions, Tesla has outfitted the truck with a steer-by-wire system, which allows for more nimble driving.

The Cybertruck is quite heavy mainly because of its unique “ultra-hard stainless-steel” body, which is very strong and dense.

With only a few Tesla Cybertruck prototypes out there, it has rarely been spotted next to another electric pickup truck for a nice size comparison. But now we get to see it next to a Rivian R1T.

The Cybertruck’s 6×4-ft. bed holds its own against full-size competitors with 56.2 cu. ft. of cargo space, a powered frunk, an under-bed storage compartment, and 54 cu. ft. of interior storage ...

Cybertruck tires are size 285/65R20, which equates to nearly 35 inches tall and just over 11 inches wide. Most versions of the Cybertruck have tires based on Goodyear's Wrangler Territory RT, ...