Tesla Cybertruck (Page 3)

There is a way to tell if a Cybertruck is a beast version or dual motor version by simply looking at the VIN number. Here's how you do it.

According to Tesla’s Cybertruck Owner Manual, the Cybertruck “hitch assembly is designed to support vertical loads up to 160 lb (72 kg). Exceeding this maximum weight can cause damage.” Tesla further explains that the load is equivalent to two bicycles.

A Cybertruck owner following an off-roading trip shows all the parts that broke on his all-electric truck. Among other issues, the single trip cracked his Cybertruck’s passenger side window, dented his fender, and crashed the plastic mud flaps.

A Change.org petition calls on Tesla to refund people who no longer want to take delivery of a Foundation Series Cybertruck their non-refundable $1000 deposit. The issue has come to the forefront as people wait for the regular Cybertruck variant.

After all the criticisms concerning the Cybertruck’s off-roading ability, Elon Musk has highlighted a new video where the Cybertruck rescues a stuck Toyota Tacoma from a muddy pit. In the video, you can also see the Cybertruck clear the course easily.

A Cybertruck owner says Tesla Engineers told him to stop complaining and that it was just a cosmetic issue when he showed them his ill-fitting doors. However, the door flung open on the highway next to where his 1-year-old daughter was sitting.

Cybertruck's new winter tires look cool and those are probably the most aggressive winter tires I have seen.

A respected Toyota mechanic dives into the technical aspects of what makes a Tesla Cybertruck good and not so good. Plus, the answer to a question truck shoppers need to ask before considering buying one.

A Cybertruck owner shares his satisfaction with how quickly Telsa was able to repair his truck. His Cybertruck needed a lot of work after electrocution risk was identified; however, Tesla was able to diagnose & fix the issue in a single business day.

While the Ford F-150 and the Lightening represent the status quo we look at challengers like the 2025 Caterpillar pickup truck and Tesla Cybertruck (which sucks).

The string of unexpected Cybertruck failures is continuing, now affecting some of the biggest Tesla supporters. The Cybertruck Guy is the latest victim, with his truck’s battery discharging to the chassis & posing electrocution risks.

A Cybertruck owner who recently escaped a crash on the highway by inches says that he is fortunate that he was driving his Cybertruck rather than his Ram Pickup. The Cybertruck’s steer-by-wire & 4-wheel-steering saved the day.

A Cybertruck owner who went to Tesla Service to get his leaking tonneau cover checked out was told that “a general remedy is being developed.” Although promising, Tesla also says that the solution is not yet ready to roll out.

A fault in the Cybertruck’s ground-breaking 48-volt architecture has resulted in yet another dead Cybertruck. This time, the Cybertruck failure happened to Tesla's superfan, “Cybertruck mom.”

A prospective Cybertruck owner says he placed a binding order thinking his Cyberbeast wouldn’t be ready for some time. However, to his surprise, Tesla scheduled his delivery for tomorrow, and now he wants help trying to get his $1000 back.

A new video shared by a Tesla Cybertruck owner following a burglary shows the perpetrator shattering his Cybertruck’s window, peeling down the glass, and climbing onto his truck to steal his bag. The whole thing only took a few seconds.

Wait times between Cybertruck orders and deliveries have fallen to as little as a few days. You can now order a brand new Cybertruck without reservation and have it delivered in a few days. Tesla is even offering some Cybertruck buyers immediate delivery.

A Cybertruck owner, Martin, was surprised to learn how angry people got after he posted his vehicle for sale for $140,000. Martin faced a barrage of insults for trying to sell his Cyberbeast at this price.

In case your Tesla Cybertruck has a wind noise this is where it comes from and how to fix it.

The worrying trend of Cybertrucks experiencing multiple catastrophic failures has continued. A new Cybertruck owner, Raul, explains that he had taken his truck back to Tesla 4 times for major issues without any solution. Now Raul says his truck is dead.

Recently American Youtuber and auto mechanic Scotty Kilmer got his hands on a Cybertruck and shared his thoughts and feelings about the vehicle.

Tesla has ended its policy of explicitly requiring Cybertruck owners to sell their vehicles back to the EV maker if they want to replace their Cybertruck before the first year of ownership. Tesla will also not accept Cybertrucks as trade-in vehicles.

Johnathon says Tesla is pressuring him to purchase a Cybertruck with visible chalk marks outlining several defects identified by Tesla service employees. This is Johnathon’s second Cybertruck after the first was dead on arrival due to electrical issues.

A new video taken in Brownsville, Texas, shows a Tesla Cybertruck towing a giant bronze statue of Elon Musk down the street. The group behind the project aims to sell you a piece of the famous Elon Musk image as digital art in the form of an NFT.

It’s been six months since Joseph bought his Cybertruck. In that time, Joseph has driven his truck over 20,000 miles and says he loves the vehicle; however, Joseph also has a list of grievances, including trim pieces flying off & multiple broken parts.

Cybertruck owner says the new Core wheels gave his truck 30 extra miles defying Tesla's claims.

A Cybertruck owner says Tesla instructed him not to put aftermarket tint on his Cybertruck glass. Tesla instructed the Cybertruck owner because the EV maker received several reports of shattered glass after adding an aftermarket tint.

The CEO of Happy Dad, Sam Shahidi, has revealed that he has bought five Cybertrucks at a cost of over $500,000. Sam shared a picture of his Tesla app showing all five Cybertrucks registered under a single Tesla account.

Tesla is struggling to find Cybertruck buyers in Canada. A Canadian Cybertruck reservation holder, Igor, says he only reserved a Cybertruck a few months ago, and Tesla has already invited him to take delivery. The waitlist is gone in the blink of an eye.

A Tesla Cybertruck All-Wheel-Drive owner who wanted to trade in his vehicle to upgrade to the Cybertruck Cyberbeast was surprised to find out Tesla has a company policy stating that they will not accept a Cybertruck as a trade-in vehicle.