Tesla has recalled 2,431 Cybertruck electric pickup trucks due to the possibility of them losing all driving power. The company told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA):“Affected vehicles may stop producing torque due to drive inverter failure.” The company says the fault is limited to trucks manufactured with the following features: Photo and Credits: This article appeared at KBB Read More
Tesla quietly removed a no-resale clause from its standard sales contract for the Cybertruck, and a new report says the company never fully enforced the clause anyway. The Tesla Cybertruck is arguably the most polarizing car in America. Its angry, brutal stainless steel body turns heads wherever it goes. It didn't live up to expectations because… Photo and Credits: This Read More
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the Cybertruck is one of the safest, toughest, and most capable trucks on the planet. But after seeing these images, we’re not so sure. This hunk of mangled metal used to be a Cybertruck before it was involved in a serious accident. Now it’s being auctioned on the IAAI salvage website—for any brave souls out Read More
Tesla recently conducted two recall campaigns for the 2024 Cybertruck, which applies to nearly every model sold by the company. The recalls are due to issues related to the windshield wipers and body trim in the trunk of the electric pickup truck. The two recalls bring the total number of recalls to 10,000. Source: Cars Direct
Shoppers waiting for a Tesla Cybertruck delivery may have to wait a little longer, as Tesla has reportedly stopped deliveries of its electric pickup truck due to unintended acceleration. TikTok user el.chepito1985 took to the social media platform to… Source: Cars Direct
Tesla is halting deliveries of its Cybertruck pickup truck after allegations that the accelerator pedal of the truck could get stuck in the down position, causing unintentional acceleration, multiple media outlets reported this morning. He said he did. Like many vehicles, the Cybertruck has a metal gas pedal covered by a shiny, replaceable cover. Source: Kelley Blue Book
update: On July 17, 2023, Tesla unveiled its first prototype Cybertruck at its Texas factory. That probably means mass production isn’t far away, but we still think it’s unlikely to reach buyers until 2024. The reality of Tesla’s all-electric pickup truck is stranger than our… Source: www.kbb.com
The 2024 Tesla Cybertruck is more aerodynamic than it looks, and the rolltop tonneau cover plays a key role. We tested the Cybertruck with its top open and closed. The latter position improved consumption by 10% during steady-state testing at 75 mph. Our testing shows the Cybertruck’s real-world range drops from 250 miles to 225 miles. Source: Car and Driver
The Tesla Cybertruck and Apple Vision Pro augmented reality goggles have both begun reaching customers in the past few months, sparking a sort of apocalyptic event for early adopters of the aesthetically unpleasant technology. The two products appeal to the same kind of futurist, so it’s no surprise that someone has already been spotted driving a Cybertruck… Source: Car and Read More
Many long-time car enthusiasts know this, but it’s worth a quick reminder that Tesla does not cooperate with the press in any way. At least that’s the case with most of the press. Although Tesla visits a select few dealerships, auto journalists generally don’t have the opportunity to test drive the company’s vehicles, nor can they borrow or rent one Read More