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The Cybertruck uses Tesla’s newest 4680 battery cells, which is Tesla’s first foray into battery cell manufacturing. Naturally, this raises some concerns. Luckily, the first person to travel 15,000 miles in a Cybertruck shares battery degradation details.
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A new Tesla Cybertruck owner driving 75mph on the highway accidentally hit a deer. Describing the incident, the Cybertruck owner said that his wife, who was next to him, barely felt the collision, and the deer “bounced right off cleanly.”
By Tinsae Aregay on
A hyper-realistic image showing a Tesla Cybertruck rear-ending another Tesla Cybertruck is circulating on Facebook. The people behind the campaign are unknown; however, the picture is being used to create doubt about the Cybertruck’s durability.
By John Goreham on
We review multiple ways that the Chevy Colorado ZR2 Bison leads its class.
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A few weeks ago, we saw a unique Tesla Cybertruck with a reflective finish. However, rather than being a wrap, the owner metal polished his Cybertruck to give it this unique look. The work took 4 guys 8 days to complete, and now the truck can be yours.
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Tesla has famously fitted the Cybertruck with the largest windshield glass in the automotive industry. This is good for visibility & creating an open-air feeling; however, if the windshield cracks, you’ll be left with a massive $2442 bill for replacement.
By Mary Conway on
According to the Midwest Automotive Media Association, 100 journalists tested nearly 80 vehicles on the track, during autocross, street drives, and on a technical off-road course.
By Tinsae Aregay on
A new video shows a Cybertruck owner loading up his entire apartment on a Tesla Cybertruck bed. In one go, the Cybertruck owner was able to transport mattresses, tables, chairs, curtains, and several other household items using his Cybertuck.
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Tesla has announced that by the end of the year, the current Cybertruck production line will be fully ramped to 2500 trucks a week, or 125,000 Cybertrucks per year. Musk has also confirmed that Cybertruck’s starting price will be $20,000 less.
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At the recently held 2024 Tesla annual shareholders’ meeting, Elon Musk revealed that next year, Tesla plans to create “a special version of the Cybertruck” that can be sold in Europe and China. Lays out Cybertruck short-term priorities.
By Mary Conway on
Rocky Mountain Automotive Press got to experience 18 different vehicles and spectacular scenery.
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck owner in a hurry ready to leave his house found that his Tesla charger had become stuck and would not let him drive. However, he was able to discover a secret Cybertruck compartment to solve the issue.
By Denis Flierl on
Jason Fenske of Engineering Explained has traded his beloved 2016 Subaru Crosstrek for a Ford Maverick, Gasp. How could he do it? 
By Mary Conway on
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says faulty ABS systems could raise the risk of a crash.
By Denis Flierl on
The Ford F-150 pickup is the best-selling vehicle in America. And it's one of the top ten most stolen vehicles in America. Here are a few reasons why it's easier for thieves to steal yours. 
By Tinsae Aregay on
Tesla appears to have intentionally designed the Cybertruck rear view mirror to be removed by owners. A video shows how easy it is to remove the Cybertruck rear view mirror and the hexagonal cap Tesla left in place to complete the job.
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Elon Musk is involved in running five other companies besides Tesla. Some Tesla investors see this as an issue; however, Elon Musk has recently revealed how his work in other industries inspired some of his pivotal & successful decisions at Tesla.
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A company is running Facebook ads claiming to have salvaged parts from a wrecked Cybertruck. However, a close examination revealed that the wrecked Cybertruck pictures are AI-generated images.
By Dimitar Angelov on
Apparently, Toyota Tundra owners know better than Toyota when it comes to vehicle styling.
By Dimitar Angelov on
From compact sports cars to serious off-roaders, some of these Toyota vehicles stayed in production for decades.
By Denis Flierl on
The Ford F-150 is arguably the best pickup truck you can buy. But one buyer segment won't buy America's best-selling truck. Check it and see if you fit.
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck has hit the streets with modifications that transform the all-electric truck into a fully-fledged law enforcement vehicle. Below are all the modifications that make up “the most epic tactical vehicle on earth.”
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A Cybertruck owner who recently sold his truck on the secondary market was surprised to learn Tesla had permanently banned him from purchasing any of the company’s products in the future. If you sell your Cybertruck, you will get blacklisted by Tesla.
By Denis Flierl on
Some cars and trucks are the worst for tall or short drivers, but which ones? Check out the list here and find out which models you should avoid. 
By Tinsae Aregay on
A modified diesel truck on the highway tried to cover a Tesla Cybertruck with a large, dark, sooty exhaust. However, the driver of the lifted-up Chevy Silverado soon discovered that his truck was no match for the Tesla Cybertruck.
By Dimitar Angelov on
The 2024 Toyota Tacoma has a few controversies about it, but more than makes up with these great features.
By Tinsae Aregay on
There are more than ten customer-assigned Cybertrucks at the Loveland, Colorado, Tesla service center. However, the trucks couldn’t be handed over to customers because the service center was understaffed following recent employee firings.
By Denis Flierl on
The Ford F-150 pickup is the best-selling vehicle in America. It has also held another troubling title—but it just lost it. 
By Denis Flierl on
Subaru recently filed 12 new U.S. patents for its all-new models, but they've dropped one and added another. What are they, and which names will they use next? And which old nameplate are they still hoping for?
By Armen Hareyan on
After noticing his Toyota Tundra's driver's seat belt was looking less than stellar, this one truck owner decided to give it a thorough cleaning, using nothing more than a can of regular carpet cleaner.