The Tesla Semi is a Class 8 all-electric truck designed for long-haul transportation. It was first unveiled in 2017, showcasing Tesla’s ambition to electrify heavy-duty vehicles. The Semi boasts a range of up to 500 miles on a single charge, depending on the configuration. Its electric powertrain delivers instant torque, enabling rapid acceleration for a truck of its size. The Tesla Semi is equipped with advanced features like a central driver’s seat for improved visibility. It incorporates Tesla’s Autopilot system, enhancing safety and efficiency. The truck’s battery pack is designed for durability and high energy density. Major companies like PepsiCo and Walmart have placed orders for the Tesla Semi. Production began in late 2022, with deliveries starting shortly after. The Tesla Semi aims to reduce operating costs compared to diesel trucks due to lower energy and maintenance costs. Its design prioritizes aerodynamics, contributing to energy efficiency. The Semi is produced at the Tesla Semi Factory near Giga Nevada. Tesla claims the Semi can save significant fuel costs over its lifetime. The truck represents a step toward sustainable freight transport.