In the video recorded by a member of Tesla Owners Silicon Valley<\/em>, which is the first Semi sighting for almost three months, the truck can be seen driving along highway 580W in California. Aside from the foliage in the back, there\u2019s nothing remarkable about this Semi and it looks pretty much production ready.<\/p>\n However, Tesla<\/a> is still working on and developing the Semi<\/a> – it\u2019s not fully ready for production, which is why the manufacturer has missed its debut deadline so many times. We don\u2019t exactly know what took longer than initially expected for Tesla to figure out, but given that it\u2019s a new type of vehicle it has no experience in building, we suspect the learning curve may have lengthened the development process.<\/p>\n But even though it might look like the finished article, it\u2019s not going into full production for at least another six months, so there\u2019s still time for changes and improvements to be made. Just look at how the Cybertruck evolved from one public appearance to the next<\/a>.<\/p>\n For a second we thought it was hauling some kind of tree, shrub or bush in the back, but that\u2019s an optical illusion – the vehicle just happens to pass in front of a tree at the perfect moment to create confusion. If you see comments where people are asking if this Semi was hauling tumbleweeds, now you know what they\u2019re referring to.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n