Check out the Tesla Cybertruck The Tesla Cybertruck is huge, but it may not be able to haul as many people as expected. Tesla offered an up-close look at the latest pre-production prototype of the full-size pickup to a few invited guests at its recent Investor Day presentation in Austin, Texas. Fox News and other major media outlets were not invited to cover the event, which was live-streamed on YouTube. Retail investor and Tesla owner Matthew Donegan-Ryan was on hand and spoke to several members of the executive and Cybertruck design teams, posting some of the information he collected on Twitter. The Cybertruck has been updated as it approaches production. (Nic Coury/Bloomberg via Getty Images) According to Donegan-Ryan, the production Cybertruck will be about 5% smaller than the original prototype that was unveiled in 2019, which is something Elon Musk has said in the past. This may have resulted in some changes. The original vehicle featured two rows of three seats, which was demonstrated by Musk when he took his then-girlfriend Grimes and some friends out to dinner in Malibu in the vehicle in December 2019. Elon Musk drove a Cybertruck prototype to dinner in Malibu in 2019 with Grimes seated in the center front seat. (NGRE / BACKGRID) Press photos of the Cybertruck concept showed it with a central front seat that could be folded down to create an armrest. This feature is offered on many entry-level work truck models from Ford, GM and Ram. Cybertruck press photos show it with a central seat that can be folded down to create an armrest. (Tesla) However, the truck in Austin was equipped with a fixed center console and Donegan-Ryan was told all Cybertrucks will be delivered with the five-seat configuration only, due to the truck's size reduction. Tesla did not respond to a request from Fox News for confirmation of this detail, but the Cybertruck website still advertises it with the ability to "seat six comfortably" and a photo of the three-across layout. The Cybertruck website advertises it with seating for six. (Cybertruck)