More about that Tesla, Inc TSLA Cybertruck continues to be released, and the company releases another video of its long-awaited vehicle.

What happened: Tesla’s Twitter account announced on Saturday a video of a crash test of the cybertruck. The 37-second clip shows a cybertruck whizzing past a group of awed onlookers staring at it open-mouthed from behind windows. The vehicle is shown to stop just before hitting the obstacle. The irony is that the crash, which is central to a crash test, only occurs at the end of the video.

Twitter users flooded Tesla with comments that reflected a range of emotions.

One user said: “Just like the truck! It never arrives,” apparently a shot at Tesla for unduly delaying launch (the Cybertruck, first announced in November 2019, has yet to see the light of day).

Another wrote: “I feel bad about the walls crashing into this bulletproof beast” – referring to the Tesla CEO Elon Muskclaims that the Cybertruck is bulletproof. However, reports have stated that only the windows and not the actual body of the electric pickup truck appear to be bulletproof.

On Saturday, a Tesla influencer also shared another video of the Cybertruck crash test under the Twitter handle $ICannot_Enough, saying, “This is all the footage that survived the collision.”

In response, one Twitter user said, “This is a pretty cool new take on Cybertruck.”

Why it matters: A cybertruck enthusiast shared a video this week of Tesla testing a prototype’s steering. Musk commented that the The turning of the Cybertruck was perhaps better than that of the Model Y.

The billionaire has previously called the cybertruck “epic,” while Tesla fans cite the launch of the electric pickup as the company’s “iPhone moment.”

Cybertruck is said to give Tesla’s vehicle volume a boost. While Wall Street is forecasting 92,000 units in 2024, actual deliveries could be in the range of…