Tesla Cybertruck (Page 5)

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.

The Tesla Cybertruck has a giant single blade windshield wiper. It covers most of the windshield and is a unique marvel of engineering.

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The Cybertruck was seen off-roading in Arizona in some really difficult terrain and it handled it like a champion. Here's what happened.

Elon Musk has stated that we have poured our heart and soul into that truck, in reference to the Tesla Cybertruck bringing joy to many and getting a ton of attention - even more than a Bugatti.

You can get an instant $7,500 tax credit on these Tesla vehicles in 2024. However, there are two vehicles that don't get this rebate.

The most expensive Tesla Cybertruck, the Cyberbeast Foundation Series, is selling for $120,000 right now. However, it should be selling for a lot more - here's how much.

Cybertruck wraps continue to be shown, with each one progressively getting more unique and interesting. In the latest Cybertruck wrap wars, we have a chrome black matte Cybertruck.

Tesla Cybertrucks are renting for $1,000 per day on Turo. That's a hefty price to pay to use the Cybertruck for a single day.

There is a video of a Tesla Cybertruck, wrapped in a gloss black wrap, in full view. It looks stunning and has a unique shine to it.

Tesla has given nod to the original Cybertruck reveal event where a steel ball was thrown against the Cybertruck glass that broke it. Tapping the Cybertruck display a few times will cause the display to "crack".

New pictures of the Cybertruck at the Sedona off-road center look literally out of this world. The Cybertruck shows off its off-roading prowess while at the same time proving it should be the official vehicle for Mars.

The Boring Company construction equipment and pre-built tunnel sections have been spotted at Giga Texas which will be used to deliver parts to the production line from underneath. This is at the same time a Cybertruck was spotted driving in a TBC tunnel.

The first major Tesla Cybertruck car collision demonstrates the strength of the 30X cold-rolled stainless steel exoskeleton. The Cybertruck gets its fenders torn off while the Toyota Corolla that collided with the Cybertruck gets absolutely demolished.

The first Cybertruck teardown video shades light on the Cybertruck's inner components. The video shows Tesla has wired up the Cybertruck for a surprise accessory, a new component called “Megabeam”, a 48-volt battery, Supermanifold V2 & more.

A lot has been written about how the competition is overtaking Tesla, however, a recent incident including a Rivian R1S and a Tesla Cybertruck shows why Tesla is still the leader when it comes to electric vehicles.

The Cybertruck’s exposed stainless steel finish is meant to put the toughest part of the vehicle on the outside. However, early Cybertruck owners appear to unanimously be wrapping their new trucks sacrificing durability for aesthetics.

An exclusive picture from UnpluggedTesla on X was sent to Sawyer Merritt as he revealed some stunning 22-inch wheels with dry carbon wide fenders.

According to an X user who knows some Tesla employees, the Tesla Cybertruck is getting close to 10,000 NEW orders per day since the delivery event. This is in addition to around 2 million existing pre-orders.

There is a video of the Cybertruck - two Cybertrucks doing bidirectional charging, as well as trying to charge another Tesla while being charged. Here are the results.

The measurements of the inside of the Cybertruck have finally been done. This is a good way to know if you will be able to sleep in it.

Youtuber Marques Brownlee (MKBHD) has released a new video about the Tesla Cybertruck. During his latest video, MKBHD compares the Cybertruck with other electric truck offerings and tries to answer whether the Cybertruck is overpriced.

The Tesla Cybertruck has its first efficiency report that I've seen online, and it shows 454 Wh/Mi, which is about 270 miles of real world range. This appears to be a Cyberbeast (tri-motor) variant.

Tesla needs to implement pull through charging, as this Tesla is seen with a trailer driving far over the curb in order to charge. With the Cybertruck ramping, this is going to become even more important.

Recently we saw 40 Cybertrucks at Giga Texas and now there are over 80 Cybertrucks. Tesla is sandbagging their ability to produce the Cybertruck.

In the 1st Cybertruck delivery video at a Tesla store, we see Tesla giving early Foundation Series Cybertruck owners a white glove treatment with 3 employees. In addition, the video shows everything you need to take delivery of your Cybertruck.

Tesla’s Head of Vehicle Engineering, Lars Moravy has confirmed that the Cybertruck is the most American-made truck in the market. Lars added that he “can’t think of a single Cybertruck part that’s not made in the US.”

Cybertruck VIN #448 was confirmed to be delivered to Ryan Torres, showing that Tesla may deliver 500 Cybertrucks before the end of the year. This was confirmed via an Instagram post and story.

40 Cybertrucks can be seen at Giga Texas, signaling that Tesla is continuing to ramp production - expect to see 100 soon. Tesla has also been emailing early reservation holders to configure their Foundation series Cybertruck.

Recently, Tesla’s Head of Vehicle Engineering confirmed that the Cybertruck will be able to charge at 350KW using V4 superchargers. Now he’s saying the Model 3 and other Tesla vehicles could get 350KW as well. 15% to 85% in 9 minutes.