Tesla Cybertruck (Page 2)

A Cybertruck owner says he was driving his truck in a parade when it suddenly shut down, blocking traffic. He explains that with no way to move, he sat there feeling embarrassed while people laughed and yelled at him.

Tesla owners like to think of their Cybertruck as a rough-and-ready pickup truck. But can this beast with stainless steel skin be damaged by a simple car wash? The answers reported by owners were not uniform.

A Tesla Cybertruck owner states, “My wife and I sold both of our Tesla Model Ys and purchased two Cybertrucks.” He further mentions, "Now, both Cybertrucks are experiencing numerous problems."

Ouch! Cybertruck's sharp edges are drawing blood! A Cybertruck owner's warning: Sliced fingers are bad, but if a kid gets hurt, "we're going to have big problems." Is Tesla's unique design a safety hazard? What should they do?

Getting a tire rotation on your Cybertruck? Vinh Nguyen warns: Take your wheel covers OFF before your Tesla service appointment! They broke two of his. Here is what all Tesla owners need to know when they take their vehicle in for service.

Several Tesla Cybertruck owners share injuries they sustained to their heads from the truck’s sharp edges. These owners specifically point to the sharp edge of the ‘frunk’ as the primary cause of the injuries.

A Cybertruck owner shares his frustration after Tesla declined to address his noise complaint on two separate visits. Tesla claims that all Cybertrucks produce these noises, but he asserts that he has driven two loaner Cybertrucks, which sound different.

A Cybertruck owner penalized by Tesla had his FSD revoked over his "recent driving data"—specifically a "Cruise Follow Distance: 3" violation. Now his truck feels "broken." Is Tesla punishing good drivers? Check out this owner’s Bizarre fix.

A Tesla Model Y owner explains how he turned a $671 service bill for a low coolant warning into a $20 DIY repair. However, fellow Tesla owners warn that low coolant could be caused by fluid leaking into the high-voltage battery.

A boat filled with Cybertrucks and other Tesla vehicles has made its way to South Korea. Tesla’s head of Cybertruck engineering has also confirmed that an “Apocalypse” of Cybertruck has arrived in the East Asian country.

Rivian’s R1T and Ford’s F-150 Lightning were both leaders in their segments. However, like the Cybertruck, all three appear to have stalled. Here are updates on the three, and what could happen in 2026.

A Cybertruck owner taking delivery found four major flaws on his brand-new pickup. A frunk fail, a scratch, odd discoloration, and a rivet issue. Did the dealership swap it for a pristine one, and was he first handed a reject? What buyers need to know. 

Influential Tesla personality Sawyer Merritt shares his personal experience with Tesla Service. Sawyer says he took his Model Y in for service, and Tesla gave him a loaner Cybertruck. Sawyer is extremely happy with the Cybertruck and the level of service.

A new Cybertruck buyer purchased the truck from a GM dealership but has been unable to complete the digital transfer for weeks.

A $15M license plate on a Mansory Tesla Cybertruck? That's what Nic Cruz Patane spotted in Dubai! A level of luxury you have to see to believe, and what it means for Cybertruck buyers now. 

Cybertruck owners are sharing various ways they've hurt themselves on the truck’s sharp edges. Most sustained deep cuts on their fingers, but some, including children as young as 8 years old, have received cuts on their heads due to the truck.

A Cybertruck owner says kids crashed a go-kart right into his Cybertruck. He adds, “Tesla Certified Shop says they can simply sand and polish the area, but it might end up looking different from the rest of the vehicle.”

A Tesla Cybertruck owner who thought his truck came with lane-keeping features as standard states, “If you don’t stop it, it will drive off the road.” He adds, “First Tesla had to buy back my Model Y under Lemon Law, and now this.”

A Cybertruck owner says he was driving on the highway with FSD engaged when he started to feel uncomfortable and decided to add a cushion. However,  when he got up, FSD disengaged automatically, causing him to swerve off the road.

A full day behind the wheel of a Tesla Cybertruck was all it took for one driver to walk away convinced the hype doesn’t match the reality.

Several Tesla Cybertruck owners report strong vibrations on the driver side door at highway speeds. One owner says the vibration is so intense that it feels like an earthquake. However, Tesla has identified the problem and implemented a simple fix.

Elon Musk is envisioning a new purpose for the millions of Tesla vehicles on the road. Musk says the AI inference computer installed in these vehicles could be used as a distributed data center to train AI.

Tesla Cybertruck owners say they are afraid to touch their truck because the stainless steel gets extremely hot. Some owners mention they worry about burning their hands, and one owner says he carries a bottle of water with ice just to open his doors.

Tesla has paid a large sum to advertise the Cybertruck in Times Square. However, regrettably, this seems more like an effort to promote Elon Musk’s $1 trillion compensation package than a plan to increase sales.

A Cybertruck owner reports that during a recent drive, the airbag deployed unexpectedly. A lot of Cybertruck owners believe this issue should be reported to the NHTSA, while a few think it would be “unnecessary tattling to the feds.”

A Cybertruck owner reports that his truck has started exhibiting strange behavior, such as stuttering and stalling, as if it were running out of gas. He adds that the issue begins when the truck is preconditioning the batteries before supercharging.

We break down which brands have seen the biggest drops in average transaction price since President Trump took office, and also list the brands that have seen the steepest increases. We were surprised by the top model on each list.

We polled Cybertruck owners to see how often they get angry and crazy people throwing negativity their way. The results surprised us.

Several Cybertruck owners are discovering an unexpected problem that has nothing to do with its power or design, but with how their trucks are being treated once they hit the shop.

Several Cybertruck owners have reported being victims of vandalism using ‘invisible paint.’ These owners have found letters written on their B-pillars that only become visible when the vehicle gets wet. However, Tesla seems to be the one to blame.