Tesla Cybertruck

Apparently, despite the conversion, the Cybertruck’s rear-wheel steering system still functions

Tesla is advertising a $999 lease deal for the base Cybertruck with a hefty downpayment, or $1,249 without a deposit, for 36 months and 10,000 miles annually

One woman was thrown out of the Cybertruck and is in critical condition, but the three occupants who remained in the electric pickup avoided serious injuries

One of the trucks comes loaded with parts from the tuner’s ‘Invincible’ family of parts

The Turo renter spotted someone stealing a package from his doorstep as he drove up and used the EV to force their Genesis G80 off the road

Technicians couldn’t get rid of the truck’s wind noise after a windshield replacement so the owner came up with his own solution

Waido’s widebody kit is made from ABS plastic and costs a cool $9,990

Virginia authorities took notice of the viral video and want to put an end to displays of speed like this

Model Y, Model 3 and Cybertruck locked out the top three spots in Q3, the pickup overtaking the Mach-E to get a foot on the podium

Tesla hasn’t provided any details about the capacity of the pack, nor how much it weighs

The NHTSA is aware of four crashes involving Tesla vehicles using FSD in reduced visibility conditions

The 500e was outsold by several zombies including the Chrysler 300 and Jeep Cherokee

If there’s one thing a Cybertruck does it’s gather attention which is why it might be perfect for this job

European safety groups argue that the Cybertruck’s weight, shape, size, and performance raise safety concerns for the individually imported examples

An email allegedly sent to a Tesla owner stated that the Cybertruck didn’t meet the insurance provider’s underwriting guidelines

A software issue meant the rear camera display could appear blank for up to 8 seconds, which is 6 seconds longer than allowed