The end of the Tesla Cybertruck follows a trend toward low sales and multibillion-dollar write-downs for an ill-fated category. Business Insider’s Ben Shimkus reports. +
Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the EV maker will return deposits to “a lot of people” who reserved a Cybertruck as production capacity gives way to the Cybercab. +
Tesla is on track to end a two-year streak of declining sales after reporting the delivery of 480,126 new units worldwide in the second quarter. +
The Cybertruck Long Range is a single-motor, rear-wheel drive version of the fully electric pickup that offers a bump in range and a long list of deleted features, starting at $71,985 with destination. +
Discounts of up to $2,630 for a 2024 Cybertruck tell a different tale than that predicted by Tesla executives when the fully electric pickup hit the market. Laurence Iliff offers expert analysis for Automotive News. +
Tesla recalls early Cybertruck models to address a critical drive inverter defect that could cause the vehicle to lose all torque. +
Tesla tried to convince Jay Larson the wind noise he heard following the replacement of his Cybertruck’s windshield was either nonexistent or normal. CarScoops’ Chris Chilton details Larson’s low-tech repair. +
