A truck is a motor vehicle that is voluminous, powerfully configured, and most often made for transporting cargo. Trucks include a large range of types including farm vehicles used in agricultural areas, specialty trucks used in mining activities, equipment installation, dumping garbage, cattle ranches, to tow small vehicles, etc. Trucks can be found in train stations, factories, and construction sites. They range from light, medium, heavy, and off-road, with each country having different regulations on maximum size. Earlier trucks were only used for short-haul, but today we use them to transport cargo over a short and long-distance. Some also have specialized equipment to load and offload cargo and for carrying flammable materials.

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6’3” | 1.92 m
6’3” | 1.92 m
15’9” | 4.8 m
3,250 lb | 1,475 kg
1956
Ford F-100 (1956)
192.000
192.000
480.000
1475.000
1956.00
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Ford F-100 (1956)
5’11” | 1.8 m
6’5” | 1.95 m
16’ | 4.88 m
3,968 lb | 1,800 kg
1976
Ford F-100 (1976)
180.000
195.000
488.000
1800.000
1976.00
GUIDE
3D
Ford F-100 (1976)
6’ 3.5” | 1.92 m
6’8” | 2.03 m
19’4” | 5.89 m
4,300 lb | 1950 kg
2015
Ford F-150 (2015)
192.000
203.000
589.000
1950.000
2015.00
GUIDE
3D
Ford F-150 (2015)
6’3” (75”) | 190.5 cm
6’8” (79.8”) | 202.7 cm
19’4” (231.7”) | 588.5 cm
5000-6500 lb | 2267-2948 kg (Estimated)
2021
Tesla Cybertruck
190.500
202.700
588.500
2948.000
2021.00
269000
GUIDE
3D
Tesla Cybertruck
13’ (156”) | 396 cm (Estimated)
8’6” (102”) | 259 cm (Estimated)
20’9” (249”) | 632 cm (Estimated)
25000 lb | 11340 kg (Estimated)
2021
Tesla Semi
396.000
259.000
632.000
11340.000
2021.00
35000
GUIDE
3D
Tesla Semi
Ford F-100 (1956)

The Ford F-100 (1956) is a second-generation model of the Ford F-Series line of trucks. With a redesigned and integrated body with a larger ‘wrap-around’ windshield, the 1956 model of the Ford F-100 continues to be an iconic and much sought after classic body form for truck enthusiasts.

The Ford F-100 (1956) has an overall length of 15’9” (4.8 m), wheelbase of 9’2” (2.79 m), a width of 6’3” (1.92 m), and height of 6’3” (1.92 m).

Multiple drawings of the Ford F-100 (1956) truck with dimensions for height, width, and length
The Ford F-100 (1956) is a second-generation model of the Ford F-Series line of trucks with a redesigned and integrated body with a larger ‘wrap-around’ windshield.

The Ford F-100 (1956) has an overall length of 15’9” (4.8 m), wheelbase of 9’2” (2.79 m), a width of 6’3” (1.92 m), and height of 6’3” (1.92 m).

Multiple drawings of the Ford F-100 (1956) truck with dimensions for height, width, and length
Ford F-100 (1956)
Height:
6’3” | 1.92 m
Width:
6’3” | 1.92 m
Length:
15’9” | 4.8 m
Depth:
Weight:
3,250 lb | 1,475 kg
Area:

Wheelbase: 9’2” | 2.79 m

Model
F-100
Automaker
Ford
Year
1956

Drawings include:
Ford F-100 (1956) side elevation, front, back, plan

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Tesla Semi
Scale illustration of an average Tesla Semi with dimensions for height and length compared to a human

The Tesla Semi is a safe and comfortable electric truck. There are four independent motors that provide maximum power and acceleration, while requiring the lowest energy cost per mile. The vehicle can accelerate from 0-60 miles per hour in 20 seconds, fully loaded. The enhance autopilot helps avoid collisions, and the centered driver position provides maximum visibility and control. The low center of gravity offers rollover protection. As electric energy costs are half those of diesel, the Tesla Semi has a low cost of ownership with fewer systems to maintain. It provides more than $200,000 in fuel savings.

The Tesla Semi has an estimated total length of 20’9” (249” | 632 cm), estimated width of 8’6” (102” | 259 cm), and estimated height of 13’ (156” | 396 cm). The wheelbase of the Tesla Semi is estimated to be 13’ (156” | 395 cm) with an estimated curb weight of 25000 lb (11340 kg).

Collection of scaled drawings of Tesla Semi with overall dimensions
The Tesla Semi is a safe and comfortable electric truck. There are four independent motors that provide maximum power and acceleration, while requiring the lowest energy cost per mile. The vehicle can accelerate from 0-60 miles per hour in 20 seconds, fully loaded.

The Tesla Semi has an estimated total length of 20’9” (249” | 632 cm), estimated width of 8’6” (102” | 259 cm), and estimated height of 13’ (156” | 396 cm). The wheelbase of the Tesla Semi is estimated to be 13’ (156” | 395 cm) with an estimated curb weight of 25000 lb (11340 kg).

Collection of scaled drawings of Tesla Semi with overall dimensions
Tesla Semi
Height:
13’ (156”) | 396 cm (Estimated)
Width:
8’6” (102”) | 259 cm (Estimated)
Length:
20’9” (249”) | 632 cm (Estimated)
Depth:
Weight:
25000 lb | 11340 kg (Estimated)
Area:

Wheelbase: 13’ (156”) | 395 cm (Estimated)

Model
Make
Tesla
Year
2021

Drawings include:

Tesla Semi side elevation, front, back, top

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Ford F-150 (2015)

The Ford F-150 (2015) is part of Ford’s current thirteenth-generation pickup truck F-Series lineup. In production since 2014, the latest generation of F-150 trucks are the first in the F-Series to adopt an aluminum body to reduce overall weight and increase fuel economy. The Ford F-150 is the best selling vehicle in the US.

The Ford F-150 (2015) has an overall length of 19’4” (5.89 m), wheelbase of 12’5” (3.78 m), a width of 6’8” (2.03 m), and height of 6’ 3.5” (1.92 m).

Collection of drawings of the Ford F-150 (2015) illustrated in front, side, back and plan views with dimensions
The Ford F-150 (2015) is part of Ford’s current thirteenth-generation pickup truck F-Series lineup. In production since 2014, the latest generation of F-150 trucks are the first in the F-Series to adopt an aluminum body to reduce overall weight and increase fuel economy.

The Ford F-150 (2015) has an overall length of 19’4” (5.89 m), wheelbase of 12’5” (3.78 m), a width of 6’8” (2.03 m), and height of 6’ 3.5” (1.92 m).

Collection of drawings of the Ford F-150 (2015) illustrated in front, side, back and plan views with dimensions
Ford F-150 (2015)
Height:
6’ 3.5” | 1.92 m
Width:
6’8” | 2.03 m
Length:
19’4” | 5.89 m
Depth:
Weight:
4,300 lb | 1950 kg
Area:

Wheelbase: 12’5” | 3.78 m

Model
F-150
Automaker
Ford
Year
2015

Drawings include:
Ford F-150 (2015) side elevation, front, back, plan

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Ford F-100 (1976)

The Ford F-100 (1976) is a sixth-generation medium-duty pickup truck model of the Ford F-Series. Produced from 1972 to 1979, the sixth-generation line of F-Series trucks are known for their box-like forms and Ford’s use of extremely durable body panels that combined galvanized sheet metal, zinc coated steel and primer and fender liners to fight off corrosion. The sixth-generation was the first to introduce the Supercab body design for additional passengers and is the first generation to introduce the F-150 model.

The Ford F-100 (1976) has an overall length of 16’ (4.88 m), wheelbase of 10’4” (3.15 m), a width of 6’5” (1.95 m), and height of 5’11” (1.8 m).

Dimensioned drawings of a Ford F-100 (1976) truck measured with height, length, and width
The Ford F-100 (1976) is a sixth-generation medium-duty pickup truck model of the Ford F-Series that was produced from 1972-1979.

The Ford F-100 (1976) has an overall length of 16’ (4.88 m), wheelbase of 10’4” (3.15 m), a width of 6’5” (1.95 m), and height of 5’11” (1.8 m).

Dimensioned drawings of a Ford F-100 (1976) truck measured with height, length, and width
Ford F-100 (1976)
Height:
5’11” | 1.8 m
Width:
6’5” | 1.95 m
Length:
16’ | 4.88 m
Depth:
Weight:
3,968 lb | 1,800 kg
Area:

Wheelbase: 10’4” | 3.15 m

Model
F-100
Automaker
Ford
Year
1976

Drawings include:
Ford F-100 (1976) side elevation, front, back, plan

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Tesla Cybertruck
Dimensioned comparison drawing of the Tesla Cybertruck compared to an average person

The Tesla Cybertruck is a cybertruck built with ultimate durability and passenger protection. The exoskeleton is nearly impenetrable, and each component is designed for superior strength and endurance. The ultra-hard 30x cold-rolled stainless steel provides a smooth monochrome exterior that helps to eliminate dents, damage, and long-term corrosion.

The Tesla armor glass is an ultra-strong glass and polymer-layered composite that can absorb and redirect impact force that helps to improve performance and tolerate damage. With the ability to pull near infinite mass and tow 14,000 pounds, the Tesla Cybertruck can perform in any extreme situation.

Tesla Cybertrucks have a total length of 19’4” (231.7” | 588.5 cm), overall width of 6’8” (79.8” | 202.7 cm), and height of 6’3” (75” | 190.5 cm). The wheelbase of the Tesla Cybertruck is 12’6” (149.9” | 380.7 cm) with an estimated curb weight between 5000-6500 lb (2267-2948 kg).

Set of measured drawings of the Tesla Cybertruck showing front, back, side, and top views
The Tesla Cybertruck is a cybertruck built with ultimate durability and passenger protection. The exoskeleton is nearly impenetrable, and each component is designed for superior strength and endurance. The ultra-hard 30x cold-rolled stainless steel provides a smooth monochrome exterior.

Tesla Cybertrucks have a total length of 19’4” (231.7” | 588.5 cm), overall width of 6’8” (79.8” | 202.7 cm), and height of 6’3” (75” | 190.5 cm). The wheelbase of the Tesla Cybertruck is 12’6” (149.9” | 380.7 cm) with an estimated curb weight between 5000-6500 lb (2267-2948 kg).

Set of measured drawings of the Tesla Cybertruck showing front, back, side, and top views
Tesla Cybertruck
Height:
6’3” (75”) | 190.5 cm
Width:
6’8” (79.8”) | 202.7 cm
Length:
19’4” (231.7”) | 588.5 cm
Depth:
Weight:
5000-6500 lb | 2267-2948 kg (Estimated)
Area:

Wheelbase: 12’6” (149.9”) | 380.7 cm

Model
Automaker
Tesla
Year
2021

Drawings include:

Tesla Cybertruck side elevation, front, back, top

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