The Tesla Cybertruck is inching closer to production and as this happens, more and more details are starting to emerge.

We previously reported that the much-anticipated all-electric pickup truck will feature the company's new Hardware 4 Autopilot/Full Self-Driving computer, which unfortunately won't be retrofitted to older Tesla models, and now we get to see the Cybertruck's air suspension system in action in a rather blurry video posted on the Cybertruck Owners Forum by the user Trucky.

In the short clip, a prototype of the pickup is slowly moving with what appears to be the suspension set in its highest position, making the wheels look tiny, but revealing the air struts that make it all happen. With this being said, however, it does seem that the wheels on this particular prototype are smaller than the ones fitted to the version posted on the company's website.

Back in 2020, Elon Musk said that Tesla was working on increasing the air suspension's travel for better off-roading, as well as tightly integrating it with the Full Self-Driving computer (FSD2) so that it acts automatically and adjusts the height and damping on the fly.