Green Tesla Cybertruck appears on Havana streets
The vehicle was seen in Miramar and prompted questions on social media about how it reached Cuba amid the U.S. embargo.
A green Tesla Cybertruck was seen driving through Miramar in Havana, and images of it began circulating on social media. The scene was placed near First and 70th streets, a specific reference within that area of the capital. The model attracted users' attention and prompted comments about an electric vehicle whose angular appearance is readily recognizable. Publication of the images turned the vehicle's appearance into a topic of online conversation.
Some reactions focused on how a car from a U.S. brand could have reached Cuba while Washington maintains its embargo on the island. The question circulated with the images and expanded the social-media discussion beyond the vehicle's presence on the street. Comments connected the Cybertruck's appearance in Havana with the context of the embargo while continuing to center on the vehicle photographed in Miramar.
The Cybertruck is manufactured by Tesla and is distinguished by a stainless-steel body and angular design. Its futuristic appearance visually separates it from cars with more conventional shapes and is among the model's most prominent features. In this case, distributed photographs showed a green example in an urban Havana setting while users commented on the presence of a vehicle rarely seen in the capital.
Reference prices for the Cybertruck in the United States begin at $74,990 for the Dual Motor AWD version and reach $99,990 for the Cyberbeast. Those figures correspond to different configurations and provide context for its value in that market. Price information accompanied the conversation, although initial social-media interest centered on its appearance in Havana and questions about how it reached the island.