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The Tesla Cybertruck won’t enter production until late 2021, but a lot of people are eagerly waiting for it, as evidenced by the 600,000+ pre-orders the company claims to have received so far. Not content to just sit still and do nothing about it, a Tesla and Ford enthusiast in …

The Tesla Cybertruck is as polarizing as it gets, especially with its extremely futuristic design a la Blade Runner . It certainly looks much more like a concept than a production vehicle. According to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, this was all done on purpose. In fact, in a recent interview …

The Tesla Cybertruck is slated to enter production next year with customer deliveries supposedly to begin in late 2021. The problem? The Gigafactory it will come out of is not even built yet. In fact, up until last night, we didn’t know exactly where this new plant would be built.

The Tesla Cybertruck has been spotted on the roads of California a few times following its big reveal in November. More recently, it went on display at the prestigious Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. This futuristic EV pickup with polarizing looks is generating interest not just on the West …

The Tesla Cybertruck is still a long way from reaching driveways, but it seems to have a knack for making headlines and fueling discussions among EV and pickup enthusiasts alike. Its upcoming appearance on CNBC’s Jay Leno’s Garage certainly will keep the buzz going. In a short trailer posted this …

What’s going on with the Tesla Cybertruck these days? It’s been a while since the most polarizing pickup ever created last made headlines. The storm that followed its November launch has now faded away and the company has more pressing things to worry about, mainly due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

What modern EV would make the best patrol vehicle? That’s what the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) would like to know. While plans for the future police fleet remain up in the air, someone at the OPP’s Highway Safety Division did a bit of Photoshop with the Tesla Cybertruck and Tesla …

The launch of the Tesla Cybertruck has polarized pickup enthusiasts and consumers everywhere, but a new survey by Autolist finds that more people would rather buy an electric truck from General Motors or Ford. The website polled approximately 1,100 current car shoppers and asked them which model they would prefer.

When the all-new Tesla Cybertruck made its debut on November 21, many were shocked by its sci-fi inspired, concept-like exterior that doesn’t look like anything on the road today. That’s understandable as the electric pickup is scheduled to enter production in late 2021 at the earliest. Just a few days …