This Colorado County Has the Most Tesla Cybertrucks

The love-hate relationship with the Tesla Cybertruck rivals that of Chevrolet-Ram-Ford feuds. People have specific brands they are loyal to and I get that. However, the Cybertruck is constantly made fun of by those who dislike the electric truck's design, or lack thereof.

I think they are kind of cool in a unique, yet minimalistic way. It's like that picture I drew when I was a kid that came to real life. Currently, the Tesla Cybertruck retails for approximately $75k for the all-wheel driver version and the Cyberbeast version of the truck is $94k. When you start adding options like self-driving mode and Range Extender, this truck of the future can easily reach a price tag of $100K.

Colorado's Love for the Cybertruck

Weld and Larimer Counties in Northern Colorado make the top ten list for the counties with the most Tesla Cybertrucks. There are 21 Cybertrucks registered in Weld County, making it the ninth most popular county for the electric truck. Weld County has 399,674 registered vehicles and the Tesla Cybertruck makes up only 0.0006 percent of those vehicles.

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Larimer County has 609,894 registered vehicles and 28 of them are Cybertrucks. Approximately one in every 16,500 vehicles in Larimer County is a Tesla Cybertruck, making it the eighth most popular county in Colorado for the truck.

This Colorado County Has the Most Registered Cybertrucks in the State

Colorado has 64 counties and one of them has to be the location for the most Tesla Cybertrucks in the state. One would easily assume it would be either Denver or Boulder County, but that is false. According to the Westword, the Colorado county with the most Cybertrucks is Jefferson County.

Jefferson County, Colorado, has fewer registered vehicles than Larimer County at 591,809, and 58 of those vehicles are Tesla Cybertrucks. This means that one in every 10,000 vehicles in Jefferson County is a Tesla Cybertruck.