Cybertruck

Cybertruck • Jan 28, 2026

Tesla puts 4680 battery cells back in Model Y; Here’s why

Tesla has resumed using its own 4680 battery cells in the Model Y, primarily to avoid new import tariffs rather than for a major technological upgrade. This shift was made possible because the slower-than-expected Cybertruck production freed up battery cell supply. For owners, this means some new Model Y vehicles will contain Tesla's in-house battery cells, but not due to a performance breakthrough.

Cybertruck • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla brings Cybertruck to Middle East amid US demand collapse

Tesla has expanded Cybertruck sales to the United Arab Emirates, its first market in the Middle East. This international push comes amid reports of weakening demand for the vehicle in the United States. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals Tesla's strategy to rely on new global markets to sustain the Cybertruck's sales momentum.

Cybertruck • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla opens second 500kW V4 Supercharger in the U.S.

Tesla has activated a second U.S. location for its new V4 Superchargers, which can deliver up to 500 kW per charging stall. This represents a significant expansion of its fastest charging technology. For owners, this means the potential for dramatically reduced charging times as the new hardware rolls out more widely.

Cybertruck • Jan 26, 2026

This major city just banned fat tire electric bikes

Amsterdam is banning electric fat tire bikes from its most famous park, citing concerns over their size and impact. City officials are considering wider restrictions, signaling a potential regulatory shift that could affect Tesla owners who also use similar e-bikes for urban mobility.

Cybertruck • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla loses another manufacturing director as exodus continues

Tesla's Director of Vehicle Operations and Engineering, Benjamin Bate, has left the company after eight years to join another firm. This continues a trend of experienced executives departing Tesla. For owners and enthusiasts, this ongoing exodus of manufacturing leadership raises concerns about potential impacts on operational stability and future vehicle production.

Cybertruck • Jan 26, 2026

Steel Vs. Aluminum Hoods: What Each Material Does Best (And Worst)

Tesla has shifted from aluminum to steel for the hoods of its Cybertruck and some Model Y vehicles, prioritizing durability and cost-effectiveness over weight savings. This means owners of these models benefit from increased resistance to dents and lower repair costs, though it may slightly impact overall vehicle efficiency. For enthusiasts, this reflects Tesla's practical engineering choices to balance performance, longevity, and affordability.

Cybertruck • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla CyberVault : Pourquoi ce chargeur « blindé » doit absolument quitter la Chine

Tesla has launched the CyberVault, a secure safe and futuristic charging station inspired by the Cybertruck, expanding its lifestyle ecosystem. However, the product is currently only available in China, creating demand and frustration among Tesla owners and enthusiasts worldwide who are eager for its international release.

Cybertruck • Jan 26, 2026

Tesla hands over around 100 Cybertrucks on the first day of UAE deliveries

Tesla has begun international deliveries of its Cybertruck, starting with the UAE where around 100 units were handed over on January 21st. This marks the first official shipment of the vehicle to the region, following orders that opened in October 2025. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals the start of the Cybertruck's global rollout beyond North America.

Cybertruck • Jan 26, 2026

Best 6-seater SUVs | 2026 Ratings | CarBuzz

This article is a general ranking of 2026 six-seater SUVs and does not feature Tesla. It means that, according to this particular list, a Tesla model like the Model X was not ranked among the top six-seater SUVs for that model year. For Tesla enthusiasts, it's a neutral piece of industry news that highlights competitive alternatives.

Cybertruck • Jan 25, 2026

Laminated Glass Has Been Keeping Drivers Safe For Over A Century

Tesla's use of laminated glass in its vehicles, like the Cybertruck's "armor glass," is part of a long-established safety technology credited with saving thousands of lives. For owners and enthusiasts, this highlights that Tesla's focus on safety innovations often builds upon proven, century-old engineering principles. It reinforces that the company prioritizes occupant protection by incorporating this effective, shatter-resistant glass.

Cybertruck • Jan 25, 2026

What're The Differences Between American And European Hitches?

Tesla uses different tow hitch designs in the US and Europe, with the European version being more integrated into the vehicle's body and electronics. This means features like trailer light checks and stability control are automated in Europe, while US models often require an aftermarket install and manual setup. For owners, this results in a more seamless towing experience with factory support in Europe compared to the US.

Cybertruck • Jan 25, 2026

Tesla begins Cybertruck deliveries in a new region for the first time

Tesla has begun delivering its Cybertruck to customers in the United Arab Emirates, marking the first time the vehicle has officially launched in a new region outside its initial market. This expansion into the Middle East follows orders that opened there in late 2025. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals the start of Tesla's global rollout for the Cybertruck, increasing its international presence.