In a moment captured on video, the person holding the camera opened the rear driver-side door and provided a brief glimpse inside. The footage revealed that the backseat in the Cybertruck appears to be foldable, presumably allowing for additional storage space. However, the backseat also seems somewhat tight. This might be due to the truck’s smaller size compared to the original prototype. As a result, the backseat legroom may have been reduced in the final product.

Additionally, there is an infotainment system located on the back of the center console for passengers in the backseat. If it operates similarly to the system in the Model 3 and Y, users will be able to control features like temperature, entertainment volume, and Bluetooth. The video ends with the person filming demonstrating that the tonneau cover can be opened and closed using a control panel at the back of the vehicle. If the video depicts real-time action, the cover opens in approximately five seconds.

While it’s exciting to get a first look at the Cybertruck’s interior, it’s important to be cautious about sharing this video. According to Tesla enthusiast Jeremy Judkins, the electric vehicle company does not want the leaked video to spread and may revoke invitations to the upcoming Cybertruck event on November 30 for anyone who draws attention to it.