Tesla Cybertruck (Page 11)

Not everyone is excited about Tesla's Full Self-Driving technology. Here is what Cybertruck owners say about it, information for those curious, and what you need to know if you are considering buying a Cybertruck or any Tesla model.

Tesla just quietly removed the one feature that made the Cybertruck make sense for long-distance driving, the range extender. For some buyers, it wasn’t just an accessory, it was the reason they ordered the truck in the first place.

A Cybertruck owner says he was taken aback when his truck started to beep and display warnings after he drove over 1.5 inches of grass. He adds that having to turn on "off-road mode" to drive over grass is unnecessary.

An unexpected roadblock from a landlord sparks a heated EV debate. What would you do if charging your Tesla became unlikeable overnight?

Several Cybertruck owners have shared their suspicion that State Farm Insurance is penalizing them for driving a Tesla. The discussion began with one Tesla owner; however, many other Tesla owners have reported similar experiences with State Farm.

A Cybertruck owner says that after driving a Cybertruck for a few months, getting back into his Ford F-250 initially made him think the F-250 was genuinely broken. However, after a few minutes, he realized this is how the Ford F-250 always drives.

After months of carefully choosing where to park, a Tesla Cybertruck owner’s worst fear became reality. Now, with security footage in hand, they’re speaking out in hopes of finding answers and shedding light on a disturbing trend.

A Cybertruck buyer says this is the second time Tesla has tried to sell him a defective truck. He rejected the delivery, but adds it’s frustrating because there is no other vehicle on the market that meets all his criteria other than a Cybertruck.

A Cybertruck owner claims he was targeted for armed robbery because of his expensive vehicle. However, he adds that the assailant wasn’t able to figure out how to open the Cybertruck’s unconventional door handles, which he credits with saving his life.

A Cybertruck owner says he was surprised when Tesla informed him that he needed a high-voltage battery pack replacement after bringing his truck in for a minor issue. However, he is pleased with the newer Cybertruck loaner Tesla provided him.

We paraphrase Tesla Cybertruck Owner JF, who is confounded by the fact that the people going crazy about his choice of vehicle are the same ones who previously looked down their noses at anyone who didn’t drive an EV.

A Cybertruck owner says he prefers not to report the damage to his truck, despite the other party being at fault for backing into it. He’s willing to forgo the repairs because he doesn’t want to be separated from his beloved Cybertruck for weeks.

A Cybertruck owner shares his suspicion that fast food workers are intentionally messing up his food every time he visits a Drive-Thru in his Cybertruck. Several Cybertruck owners share this sentiment, whereas others report the exact opposite.

What happens when a customer buys a used Tesla Cybertruck and then takes their vehicle in for non-warranty service? Do they get a loaner vehicle from the dealer? Beth lives three hours away from the service center. Here is what Tesla owners need to know. 

A Cybertruck owner says his truck left him stranded in the middle of nowhere and has spent 22 days at Tesla service. However, he states, “I love my Cybertruck; I’m not a hater. We’ll know Tesla makes the most reliable cars in the world.”

A brand-new Cybertruck buyer says he will reject delivery because Tesla is attempting to sell him a truck that has been sitting on the lot for months. His suspicion arose when Tesla matched him with a VIN immediately after he placed his order.

I just crossed 20,000 miles in my Cybertruck, averaging just $0.075 per mile, but seeing it drop nearly 50% in value already? That hurts more than any service bill.

Elon Musk has shared his concern after CNBC host Jim Cramer came out in support of Tesla’s approach to solving driverless cars. Musk has gathered Tesla’s autopilot team for an emergency meeting over the weekend.

A Cybertruck owner says that if it wasn’t for his truck, the rare chicken breeds he had invested in would have died from the cold. The Cybertruck owner, happy his truck kept his chickens warm, says, “No other truck can do this.”

Almost two and a half years since starting deliveries, Tesla still appears to be struggling with Cybertruck reliability. A brand-new Cybertruck owner in April 2025 reported that his truck failed & had to be towed back to Tesla only 4 days after delivery.

A Cybertruck owner has sparked a mini controversy by claiming his Cybertruck is more efficient than his neighbor's Honda Civic. Both commute 150 miles daily, and the Cybertruck owner claims he saves $1,400 by choosing the Cybertruck over the Civic.

Tesla pours cold water on the highly anticipated “new and more affordable” vehicles set to launch next month. Tesla confirms these are stripped-down versions of the Model 3 and Y, and adds that the company’s focus moving forward is on affordability.

A Tesla Cybertruck owner has noticed a brown liquid leaking into the compartment under his truck bed after transporting mulch. He is worried that this could potentially harm or corrode the sensitive electronic and metal components.

For the Q1 2025 earnings call, both retail and institutional investors have submitted their questions concerning Tesla. Among these inquiries, investors are asking whether Elon Musk has harmed Tesla’s brand and how tariffs will impact the company.

Does the Tesla Cybertruck have a wind noise issue? Shannon says her Cybertruck has significant wind noise inside the cabin. It takes three trips to the Service Center to get help, but is it fixed? Here is Shannon's unfortunate story. 

Elon Musk has categorically denied the claim that Tesla accelerates its mileage readings to avoid paying for vehicle repairs under warranty. Musk made his comment following a debate between a Tesla supporter and a critic on the topic.

Jeep owners wave to each other, but Tesla owners don't. I vote to change that. Let's bring that same sense of community and camaraderie to Tesla owners.

When one man swapped his diesel F-250 for a Tesla Cybertruck, he realized he only spent $15 in charging to replace over $1,000 in diesel, See for yourself why more truck owners are doing the math.

This E-Silverado owner test drove the controversial Cybertruck and was stunned to discover it's generations ahead of his beloved Chevy, but a single unexpected limitation is forcing him to keep his E-Silverado despite being completely blown away.

Tesla has updated the Cybertruck order page to address concerns regarding the tow hitch. In an effort to address concerns about aluminum gigacastings, Tesla highlights that the Cybertruck tow hitch is made of “high-strength, class IV steel bar.”