Cybertruck

Cybertruck • Mar 25, 2026

Tesla Cybercab spotted next to Model Y shows size comparison

A new photo shows Tesla's upcoming Cybercab next to a Model Y, revealing the robotaxi is notably smaller. While unreleased, the Cybercab is positioned to potentially surpass the Model Y in popularity due to its planned lower price and focus on autonomous ride-hailing. For enthusiasts, this highlights Tesla's strategic shift from personal vehicles towards a future of driverless transportation services.

Cybertruck • Mar 24, 2026

Tesla Patent Reveals New Take on Cybertruck Range Extender With Trailer Design

Tesla has filed a patent for a Cybertruck range extender designed as a separate trailer, indicating the project is still active but different from initial expectations. This suggests Tesla is working on a modular solution to increase the electric truck's driving distance for long trips or towing. For owners, this could provide a flexible way to significantly extend range when needed, without permanently sacrificing the truck's bed space.

Cybertruck • Mar 24, 2026

Tesla Cybertruck just won a rare and elusive crash safety honor

The Tesla Cybertruck has earned the IIHS Top Safety Pick+ award, the highest possible crash-test rating. This means it achieved top scores across a series of rigorous crashworthiness and headlight evaluations. For owners and enthusiasts, this confirms the Cybertruck's exceptional structural safety and occupant protection.

Cybertruck • Mar 23, 2026

Tesla patent reveals dual-battery system for trailer-mounted range extender

Tesla has patented a dual-battery system that could allow an auxiliary battery pack, potentially housed in a trailer, to extend a vehicle's range. This development suggests Tesla is still working on range-extender technology despite canceling a similar product for the Cybertruck. For owners, this could eventually offer a flexible solution for significantly increasing driving distance on long trips or when towing.

Cybertruck • Mar 22, 2026

Tesla Cybercab first impressions: interior space, charge port, improved FSD cameras, ambient lighting, more

Tesla is showcasing its Cybercab robotaxi prototypes in the U.S. for testing and public awareness. Early impressions highlight the vehicle's interior space, a new charge port location, upgraded Full Self-Driving cameras, and ambient lighting. This preview offers enthusiasts a first look at the specialized design features intended for Tesla's upcoming autonomous ride-hailing service.

Cybertruck • Mar 19, 2026

Chattanooga Charge: Tesla and EV fans ready for the Southeast’s wildest Tesla party

The Chattanooga Charge is an upcoming Tesla enthusiast event in the Southeast featuring activities like Cybertruck convoys and family zones. This gathering signifies a growing community for Tesla and EV owners to connect and celebrate. For enthusiasts, it represents a major regional opportunity to engage with the brand and fellow fans.

Cybertruck • Mar 19, 2026

Woman Arrested After Cybertruck Vandalism Caught on Sentry Mode

A woman was arrested in North Carolina after vandalizing a Tesla Cybertruck, with the entire incident being recorded by the vehicle's Sentry Mode security system. This event demonstrates the effectiveness of Tesla's built-in surveillance in deterring crime and aiding law enforcement. For owners and enthusiasts, it serves as a powerful real-world example of the security benefits provided by Tesla's technology.

Cybertruck • Mar 18, 2026

Tesla says FSD was off before Cybertruck crash — but the video tells a different story

A viral video shows a Tesla Cybertruck crashing while allegedly using Full Self-Driving (FSD), but Tesla claims logs show the driver disengaged the system seconds before impact. This has sparked debate between Tesla supporters and critics, highlighting concerns about driver overconfidence in the system's capabilities. The incident underscores ongoing questions about the interaction between Tesla's FSD technology and driver responsibility.

Cybertruck • Mar 18, 2026

Tesla logs show Cybertruck crash occurred after Autopilot disengaged, debunking lawsuit claims

Tesla's internal vehicle data indicates that Autopilot was disengaged before a Cybertruck crash in Texas, contradicting claims from a related lawsuit. This suggests the driver was in control at the time of the incident. For owners and enthusiasts, this highlights Tesla's reliance on vehicle logs to defend its driver-assistance technology against allegations of fault.

Cybertruck • Mar 18, 2026

Elon Musk clarifies viral Tesla Cybertruck accident with driver logs

Elon Musk stated that driver logs show the driver manually turned off Autopilot four seconds before a viral Cybertruck crash. This clarification aims to shift responsibility from the vehicle's driver-assist system to the driver. For owners and enthusiasts, it highlights Tesla's use of vehicle data to publicly defend its technology's safety record.

Cybertruck • Mar 11, 2026

Tesla Cybertruck owner sues over FSD crash, alleges ‘negligent’ retention of Musk

A Texas woman is suing Tesla for over $1 million after her Cybertruck on Autopilot crashed into a barrier. The lawsuit uniquely accuses Tesla of negligence for retaining Elon Musk as CEO. This case adds to Tesla's growing legal challenges over its self-driving claims.

Cybertruck • Mar 06, 2026

2 Tesla Cybertrucks destroyed in mysterious fire at Santa Monica parking garage

Two Tesla Cybertrucks were destroyed and other vehicles damaged in a fire at a Santa Monica parking garage. The Cybertrucks were not charging at the time, and the cause is under investigation. This incident raises new safety questions for Tesla's flagship electric truck.