#Cybertruck

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Tesla carelessly promotes ‘Full Self-Driving’ for driver losing his eyesight
FSD Mar 29, 2026

Tesla carelessly promotes ‘Full Self-Driving’ for driver losing his eyesight

Tesla's official account promoted a video of a Cybertruck owner who was advised by his ophthalmologist to buy a Tesla with "Full Self-Driving" due to his failing eyesight. This is contradictory because Tesla's own classification states FSD is a Level 2 system that requires constant driver supervision and control. The promotion is therefore seen as careless and misleading, as it suggests a capability the system does not legally or safely possess.

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.

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

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