Take, for example, the hero image Tesla currently uses for the Cybertruck. It’s towing an Airstream trailer. That looks ...

Tesla has made moves to position the Cybertruck as a working man's vehicle. Goodbye, DeLorean — hello, Ford F-150.

The Cybertruck is coming to Saudi Arabia as Tesla battles to revive Elon Musk's "apocalypse-proof" truck around. Tesla announced this month it would start selling the Cybertruck in Saudi Arabia ...

It's not exactly a shocking move. Tesla CEO Elon Musk said it had over 1 million reservations for the truck, and it sure looks like it only converted about 50,000 of those to actual sales.

The low-poly truck is still not all it’s cracked up ... He spent over 15 years in IT support before joining The Verge. Tesla has plenty of Cybertrucks listed on its website, and they’ve ...

the rear of the truck proudly displays a sign listing “items not accepted.” Among the prohibited materials that can’t be loaded into the bed of the Tesla are appliances, tires, carpets ...

Electrek reports that some of the old stock may even include foundation series trucks reserved for early adopters of the Cybertruck. Regardless, Tesla’s recent promotions of improved financing ...

CEO Elon Musk has been talking about Tesla making an all-electric pickup truck for years now, but he said that third generation vehicles, the Model 3 and Model Y, were the priority for now.

Once that’s done, you’re supposed to wash the dust off your truck, and that’s it. While Tesla recommends you get a professional to refinish the panels, from what we see, it doesn’t look ...

or that Tesla is at imminent risk of losing its U.S.-market EV primacy. The Cybertruck handily outsold all other electric pickup trucks last year, setting a record for that segment. The Model Y is ...