Cybertruck

Cybertruck • Feb 20, 2026

Tesla’s cheaper $60,000 Cybertruck is still a Cybertruck

Tesla has introduced a new, more affordable all-wheel drive Cybertruck model starting at $59,990, significantly higher than the original $40,000 target. The company also cut the price of its high-end Cyberbeast variant by $15,000. This makes the controversial truck more accessible, though still at a premium price point for enthusiasts.

Cybertruck • Feb 20, 2026

Tesla launches $60k AWD Cybertruck, cuts Cyberbeast price by $15k

Tesla has introduced a new base all-wheel drive Cybertruck model priced at $60,000 and reduced the price of its high-end Cyberbeast model by $15,000 to $100,000. These moves are a response to the company's struggle to sell the vehicle at its originally projected volumes. For customers, this means significantly lower entry points and potential savings on the premium model.

Cybertruck • Feb 20, 2026

Tesla launches $59,990 Cybertruck AWD that may beat the 2019 reveal

Tesla has launched a new Dual-Motor All-Wheel Drive Cybertruck in the U.S. priced at $59,990. This model appears to offer better specifications or value than what was originally promised during the truck's 2019 unveiling. For enthusiasts, this represents a more accessible and potentially higher-performing entry into the Cybertruck lineup than initially anticipated.

Cybertruck • Feb 20, 2026

Tesla launches new Cybertruck trim with more features than ever for a low price

Tesla has launched a new, more feature-rich Cybertruck trim at a low price. This model is a significant upgrade over the previously discontinued Rear-Wheel-Drive version. The release offers Tesla enthusiasts a more accessible and better-equipped option, though the earlier base model was so rare it was scarcely seen.

Cybertruck • Feb 18, 2026

Dawn of the Autonomous Era: First Cybercab Leaves Giga Texas

Tesla has revealed the first Cybercab, an autonomous vehicle, produced at its Gigafactory Texas. This marks the official start of production for its planned robotaxi service, with mass production targeted for April 2026. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals Tesla's concrete move into launching a self-driving ride-hailing network.

Cybertruck • Feb 18, 2026

Ford embraces Tesla-style gigacastings and Cybertruck’s 48V architecture

Ford is adopting two key Tesla innovations—gigacasting for vehicle bodies and a 48-volt electrical architecture—for its own future EVs. This move validates Tesla's technological leadership in manufacturing and vehicle systems. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, it demonstrates that the industry is following Tesla's pioneering advancements.

Cybertruck • Feb 18, 2026

Outright purchase of Tesla FSD is still available for the Model S and X (Luxe Package), and the Cyberbeast

Tesla has ended the standalone purchase of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software for most vehicles. However, it remains available as an outright purchase option for new Model S, Model X, and Cybertruck Cyberbeast models. This means buyers of these premium vehicles can still buy FSD upfront instead of subscribing to it.

Cybertruck • Feb 17, 2026

Tesla rolls first Cybercab off production line at Giga Texas

Tesla has produced the first Cybercab, a dedicated robotaxi vehicle, at its Giga Texas factory. This marks a significant step in the company's plan to launch a self-driving ride-hailing network. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals Tesla's tangible progress toward a future of autonomous transportation services.

Cybertruck • Feb 12, 2026

Texas bets on Tesla bets on WeChat, and a bet on Toyota to crack solid-state

Tesla is rolling out new features, including Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) access for Cybertruck owners in Texas and an over-the-air update adding the WeChat app to Model 3 and Y vehicles. This means Tesla owners gain new utility for their vehicles and enhanced in-car connectivity. The article also notes a competitive development, with Toyota announcing a new electric SUV.

Cybertruck • Feb 11, 2026

Tesla launches Cybertruck V2G program in Texas, earning money with your truck’s battery pack

Tesla has launched its first U.S. vehicle-to-grid program in Texas, allowing Cybertruck owners to sell energy from their truck's battery back to the grid during peak times. This enables owners to earn bill credits and marks Tesla's long-awaited entry into bidirectional charging. For enthusiasts, it represents a major step toward using Tesla vehicles as decentralized power resources.

Cybertruck • Feb 06, 2026

Tesla Launching Cybertruck Vehicle-to-Grid Program in Texas

Tesla is launching a vehicle-to-grid (V2G) program for Cybertruck owners in Texas, enabling them to send power from their truck's battery back to the electrical grid. This highly anticipated feature, called Powershare Grid Support, will allow owners to support the grid and potentially earn credits or revenue. For enthusiasts, it marks a significant step in Tesla's vision of turning its electric vehicles into distributed energy resources.

Cybertruck • Feb 06, 2026

Tesla launches Cybertruck vehicle-to-grid program in Texas

Tesla has launched a vehicle-to-grid (V2G) program for its Cybertruck, initially available in Texas. This allows Cybertruck owners to use their truck's battery to power their homes or send energy back to the local grid. For owners and enthusiasts, this marks a significant step in Tesla's integration of its vehicles with the energy ecosystem, turning the Cybertruck into a mobile power source.