Tesla Cybertruck (Page 13)

Tesla is offering another version of the Foundation Series of its Cybertruck, this time for the AWD or dual-motor version. It will cost $99,990 and come with premium accessories.

Jay Leno was just spotted driving a Foundation Series Cybertruck, number 5 out of 1,000. He says that it is "incredible" and "feels as fast as a Tesla Plaid." He also said that it wasn't his and came from one of his buddy's and just came off the line.

We just got news that someone paid $120,000 for their Foundation series Cybertruck. This is $20,000 more than the highest end Cyberbeast. Only 1,000 of these are ever going to be made and they come with some special features.

In a new interview, Elon Musk has admitted that the Cybertruck production ramp will go slower than otherwise hoped. Musk said, “Cybertruck will not be material to Tesla’s financials in 2024.” Musk pushed Cybertruck volume production to 2025.

Are you about to install a new EV charger setup? We have some advice for you, and an explanation as to why you should hard-wire it or install the plug “upside down.”

A new video shows a Tesla Cybertruck carrying a Toyota Prius on the truck bed while off-roading. Further inspection of the video reveals that the Cybertruck is preparing for an automatic emergency braking test.

Explore the evolution of eco-friendly driving from the pioneering Toyota Prius to the futuristic Tesla Cybertruck. Witness how they're reshaping the automotive world.

The Tesla Cybertruck has dynamic 4-wheel steering-by-wire, and this was recently compared to a wiggling cat. The comparison is actually very accurate.

At the Cybertruck delivery event, Tesla showed off the Cybertruck’s durability rather disappointingly by softly lobbing a baseball at the glass. However, a new video shows Tesla’s top executive team thoroughly testing the Cybertruck glass.

The Tesla Cybertruck is currently breaking the internet. Video reviews about the Cybertruck are getting millions of views, showing that there is great interest in the Cybertruck.

Tesla is shipping a free guide on 48-volt architecture for EVs to all its competitors in a slam and challenge to the CEO of every other car company to hopefully get its competitors to step it up in their EV manufacturing.

Tesla doesn't often make mistakes, but it made a mistake in this case. Its Cybertruck range extender currently goes on top of the truck bed against the main cabin of the truck. Instead, it should have gone in the compartment underneath the truck bed.

Tesla’s VP of Investor Relations has come to MKBHD’s defense against “he should stay in his lane” comments and production quality criticisms. MKBHD’s Cybertruck review was especially criticized in light of Hagerty’s & Top Gear’s stellar reviews.

In a CGI video showing multiple Tesla bots, the Tesla bots can be seen doing bulletproof testing on the Cybertruck. After the firing test, a Tesla Bot exits the truck and says, "I'm alive" showing the bulletproof steel exoskeleton safety.

There is a website selling armored accessories, a 2.5 inch suspension lift, a Starlink mount, and more for the Tesla Cybertruck called UnpluggedPerformance. This makes the Cybertruck even more of an armored vehicle and a mobile Internet provider.

In a new interview, Tesla’s VP of vehicle Engineering, Lars Moravy has confirmed that using the V4 superchargers, the Cybertruck will be able to supercharge at 350KW. Lars also added that the vehicle can go from 15% to 85% in under 18 minutes.

A Tesla Cybertruck has taken on the Rivian R1T and Hammer EV in the first quarter mile race. The Cybertruck leaves both vehicles behind and only a day after deliveries officially becomes the fastest pickup truck in the world.

We have some detailed data showing the towing capabilities of the Cybertruck, along with other specs, compare to the Rivian trucks. The Cybertruck shows a massive advantage in torque.

The Tesla Cybertruck is going to be the ultimate police car. It has bulletproof steel, speed like a sports car, and is extremely durable. There are also armored accessories available for purchase.

Tesla has launched the first 1000 “Foundation Series” Cybertrucks at the delivery event. The trucks are inspired by the Foundation Series books and contain special 3-headed Cyberbeast badging and Elon Musk’s civilization collapse warnings.

Tesla has launched two new Cybertruck factory color options – matte black and satin white. According to Tesla’s online configurator, these options cost an extra $6,500.

Tesla launched the Cybertruck with a “Range Extender” that bumps the Cybertruck’s range to 470 miles. Elon Musk has provided details saying it’s “an optional battery pack that fits in 1/3 of the truck bed, used for long trips & towing things up mountains”

There is a Cybertruck range extender add-on that will extend the Cybertruck range to 470 miles for the all wheel drive and 440 for the beast mode variant. This will be a battery add-on the size of a toolbox for a reported $16,000.

The Cybertruck delivery event finished, and we have the most breaking and exclusive details from the event here to share. It includes the Cybertruck beating a Porsche 911 in a race - while towing a Porsche 911.

Concerns over surprisingly small Cybertruck range numbers accidentally shared by MHBHD have tempered expectations for the Cybertruck. Tesla’s stock is down in a day that’s expected to be the company’s biggest product launch.

Elon Musk just shared a photo of an endless line of Cybertrucks, and, we have all the photos and details at the event. Tesla will begin customer deliveries to get to 250,000 Cybertrucks produced per year. This will take about 12 to 18 months to reach.

A new video, ahead of Cybertruck delivery event shows the truck demonstrating its 4-wheel steering and steer-by-wire systems doing turns over Giga Texas helipad. In the video, we can see the Cybertruck’s incredibly tight turning and easy maneuverability.

Giga Texas is swarming with Cybertrucks and this is because Tesla is getting ready to have their Cybertruck delivery event tomorrow. This is a one of a kind event for Tesla.

There's a leak of the Cybertruck UI, and it shows 265 miles of range at nearly a full charge. With 9 out of 10 bars filled, this suggests about 300 miles of range. I think this is a dual motor Cybertruck.

Elon Musk promised at the Cybertruck unveiling that the vehicle will have a solar panel cover option that “can generate 15 miles per day.” And now Tesla code reveals that the EV maker is working on “Cybertruck solar.”