Tesla Cybertruck (Page 10)

In a new video, the first person to spend the night camped inside a Tesla Cybertruck documents the challenges of sleeping inside the all-electric truck. The Cybertruck, despite its size, is sadly the worst Tesla to camp in.

Zack Nelson from the popular YouTube channel JerryRigEverything has conducted an experiment to determine how far the Cybertruck is able to drive while towing its max payload capacity of 11,000 lbs in the cold.

Tesla has sent out an engineer who drove 800 miles to fulfill the wishes of a man with terminal cancer with only 3 to 12 months to live. The man is seen with a big smile as he gets his wish to experience the Cybertruck before he passes away.

In a new video, a customer-owned Tesla Cybertruck is seen off-roading and drifting on sand. The barren land coupled together with the Cybertruck’s brutal design creates the most beautiful Cybertruck video thus far.

A new Cybertruck wrap was just seen and this time, it's a high gloss metallic red wrap that makes the Cybertruck look like it was made from inside a volcano. This is the most stunning wrap yet.

A new analysis by Engineering Explained casts doubt on Tesla’s coolest Cybertruck promotional video. 

A new video shows as an experiment a guy putting his hands in between as the Cybertruck’s powered front trunk closes. The all-electric truck not only entirely closes on his fingers and causes significant bruising but remains closed trapping the guy.

A Cyber "Monster" Truck was seen recently doing high jumps at a monster truck rally recently. This is the first time a Cybertruck has been made at the size of a monster truck

Elon Musk says Tesla has "further Cybertruck improvements in the works to tighten the turning circle significantly." This will be the Cybertruck’s first major hardware upgrade since the truck launched back in November.

A rumor is spreading that the Cybertruck is coming to China as a store display. Is this rumor true and is the Cybertruck going to be sold in China?

The Cybertruck is one of the most capable trucks in the world both for off-roading and the job site. And now a new video shows the Cybertruck in its natural habitat being utilized to haul 1,800 lbs of drywall.

When closing the Cybertruck frunk, it's important to keep your fingers and hands away from the lid and anyone else near you, as a recent set of tests showed that Tesla doesn't have any safety mechanisms in place to prevent it from closing.

A new render shows a stainless steel exoskeleton, full-sized 7-seat Tesla SUV based on the Cybertruck platform. This vehicle allows Tesla to capitalize on the Cybertruck’s success and grow production on work already done for the all-electric pickup truck.

Tesla Cybertruck production appears to be ramping nicely, with reports that Tesla has reached about a 50 per day run rate at its Giga Texas factory.

Tesla’s official Cybertruck page has released a new video titled “Cybertruck in less than 60 seconds.” The video goes over the Cybertruck's features including hidden compartments. Should Tesla run the same video as a Super Bowl ad?

Tesla’s Chief Designer Franz von Holzhausen has highlighted a new Cybertruck review video by a “real truck guy”. The video shows the Cybertruck hauling a 3000 lbs Vanderhall Brawley and tackling sand dunes.

A Cybertruck was taken to the sand dunes of Utah, towing a 3,000 lbs. Brawley. We share the experience of the owner.

Tesla's EPA range numbers for many of its vehicles were lowered recently, and this is the reason why.

There's a new wrap available for the Cybertruck - this time, it's satin volcanic flare. This provides a fiery flare to the all-electric pickup truck.

A YouTuber with 4.33 million views is giving Tesla more free advertising for the Cybertruck with Foundation Series #6, showcasing it doing doughnuts and sliding in an empty parking lot with dense snow.

We’ve seen the Cybertruck in all sorts of colors including pink and highly reflective gloss black, however, the internet has unanimously declared a new satin white Cybertruck wrap as the worst color for the all-electric truck.

Pharrell Williams pulls up to a Louis Vuitton store in his Tesla Cybertruck, giving Tesla millions of views of free advertising via his Instagram with 15.2 million followers and 10 million followers on X.

A new wrap has been made available for the Cybertruck, satin white, and this adds to an ever-growing list of wraps for the Cybertruck.

When you order a Foundation Series Cybertruck from Tesla, you get a bunch of extras. Are those extras worth an extra $20,000? Let's find out.

A new Tesla Cybertruck in-depth review video shows the Cybertruck comes standard with “interior cabin radar.” The radar is directed at passengers and Tesla is using it to detect seat occupancy in the all-electric truck.

There's a new wrap in town, and this time it's a pink chrome Cybertruck wrap. It almost makes the Cybertruck look invisible.

The Cybertruck has an epic sound system, possibly the best among all of Tesla's vehicles. Let's see what Kyle, from Out of Spec Reviews, had to say about it.

One of the first Tesla Cybertruck owners, Ben, posted his short review of the Cybertruck's famous Gigawiper. He then commented and said in hard rain conditions it worked better than in the Tesla Model X.

A CCS charger was used to try and charge a Tesla Cybertruck, however, it wasn't able to work. This is further evidence of the dying technology of CCS.

According to the vehicle’s Monroney sticker, the Tesla Cybertruck has officially become the most American-made truck. The Cybertruck has 90% of its parts produced in North America as opposed to Ford F-150 which only has 30% US/Canda made parts.