Here Is Everything We Know About Elon Musk and Tesla's Latest SurpriseStay tuned for Tesla's semi-truck prototype on Thursday.

WhileTeslahas had its fair share of recent troubles, thanks to delayed production of the company's $35,000 Model 3, it hasn't stopped founder and CEOElon Muskfrom hyping the unveiling of the company's latest product, a semi-truck.

Tesla Semi Truck unveil to be webcast live on Thursday at 8pm! This will blow your mind clear out of your skull and into an alternate dimension. Just need to find my portal gun ...

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk)November 12, 2017

Even though, as recently as a few weeks ago, Musk was burning the midnight oil at the Tesla Gigafactory, his massive lithium ion battery production facility in Nevada, to get things back on track, it seems that he is in high spirits ahead of Thursday's livestreamed presentation.

So what do we know about the truck? Not too much. As is his wont, Musk has kept details about the vehicle largely under wraps. This summer, it wasreportedthat the big rig truck has a working range of 200 to 300 miles and the company has its eye on entering regional commercial freight markets. The company is alsoreportedlyworking on self-driving technology for the truck.

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During a July earnings call, Musk had this to say of the semi-truck initiative. "A lot of people don't think you can do a heavy-duty, long-range truck that's electric, but we are confident that this can be done."

It is possible that we have already gotten a glimpse of the vehicle, thanks to a potentially leakedphotographin early October, but as ever, Musk played coy when asked directly about it on Twitter.

Or do you?

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk)October 6, 2017

It appears that theprototypeof the semi-truck was initially supposed to be rolled out in late October, but the rollout date was pushed thanks to the manufacturing hiccup for the Model 3 and making additional batteries for the company's contribution to relief effort for Puerto Rico in the wake of Hurricane Maria.