"Tesla went with a five-seat configuration with Cybertruck: two in the front and three in the back. The spacious interior is matched with plenty of storage, especially up front, as a pass-through, center console, and other storage options, but some Tesla fans wanted something different: bench seating. Bench seating is popular in many full-size pickups and allows three passengers to sit up front. The middle seat is usually accompanied by a fold-down storage unit with cupholders."
"Tesla decided to opt for no bench seating up front, despite the fact that it equipped bench seating in the unveiling in 2019. Interior photos from the unveiling event from nearly six-and-a-half years ago show Tesla had originally planned to have a six-seat configuration. This was adjusted after the company refined the design: Despite Tesla abandoning this design, it does not mean owners were willing to accept it."
"One owner decided to modify their Tesla Cybertruck interior to equip that third seat between the driver's and passenger's thrones. The fit is snug, and while it looks great, it is important to remember that this does not abide byregulations, as it would require an airbag to be technically legal. Please do not do this at home with your own Cybertruck:"
The Cybertruck uses a five-seat layout with two front seats and a three-seat rear bench, offering abundant interior storage and upfront pass-through and center console options. Tesla originally displayed a six-seat configuration with a front bench at the 2019 unveiling but later removed the bench while refining the design. At least one owner retrofitted a third front seat into the Cybertruck, achieving a snug visual fit. The retrofit is not legally compliant because it lacks a required airbag. Cybertruck deliveries began in 2023, and sales have been underwhelming, influenced largely by higher-than-planned pricing.
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