But despite a lengthy gestation period and comical launch (bulletproof windows fail, anyone?) the production version hit the road in late 2023 and, low and behold, Tesla remains alive and (largely) ...

The polarised response, with most people seemingly positioned firmly towards one pole, was reminiscent of the first showing of Tesla’s Cybertruck ... Report It was a ‘meme vehicle ...

After his Cybertruck drove into a pole using self-driving technology, Florida man Jonathan Challinger thanked Elon Musk's Tesla for its safety features.

Tesla has done something seemingly impossible. It has made the Cybertruck almost look cheap. For most of last year, any deliverable AWD Cybertruck was priced at an eye watering $99,990.

In a crash involving a Tesla Cybertruck in self-driving mode this week, the owner used social media to share his concerns about the possible safety issues with the vehicle’s software.

A distracted Tesla Cybertruck ... mark the last mile this Cybertruck ever travels. Thankfully, Challinger was unharmed apart from perhaps a blight to his ego. “Big fail on my part, obviously.

A Tesla owner reported that he crashed his Cybertruck into a pole after hitting ... Self-Driving system and not become complacent: Big fail on my part, obviously. Don’t make the same mistake ...

In a post that has gone viral, Jonathan Challinger said his Tesla Cybertruck in self-driving ... or turn until it had already hit the curb. Big fail on my part, obviously. Don't make the same ...

The reported crash raises questions over whether the technology is ready for Elon Musk’s June robotaxi launch, a core pillar ...

However, new data analysis by Kay Leadfoot of auto news and reviews site FuelArc indicates that, when it comes to fiery death rates, Tesla’s Cybertruck could give the Pinto a run for its money.

Tesla is an easy target for blame. But one high-profile Cybertruck crash victim took some of the blame too. Tesla’s Full Self Driving, aka FSD, often comes under attack because critics assert ...