Coming to the UK in summer last year, the Cybertruck was listed for sale at a staggering amount. Features include 'armour glass'; something that is said to be extremely strong and designed to 'absorb impact force for unparalleled protection'. It can also reach 60mph in under three seconds, so is extremely nippy. But is it efficient? And is it efficient enough to keep costs down in comparison to a petrol or diesel car? Advert Over on YouTube, creator Matt Wallace put this to the test in a video for his MattWallaceTech channel. With loads of content about his Cybertruck in general, it is safe to say he knows a thing or two about the pros and cons of owning one of Musk's vehicles. Is it cheap to charge? (Brandon Bell / Getty Images) The reality of owning any vehicle is never the same as what you're advertised or think it will be like; and that can also be said for how much it costs you to run any car. Advert So, sure, it is costly to buy a Cybertruck - we're talking up to £149,995 in the UK - but Matt's findings left some fans wide-eyed at the cost of then running it. To analyse the normal costs of running the vehicle, Matt monitored how much he spent charging his Cybertruck for 31 days. "So how much have I spent in the past 31 days to charge my Tesla Cybertruck," Matt said in the YouTube video. "Well the answer may actually surprise you a bit." Advert