Over the past few weeks, Tesla Cybertruck lead engineer Wes Morrill has been sharing some of the many production improvements made to the electric pickup since its launch, revealing changes to everything from the battery […]
Tesla has quietly made improvements to the Cybertruck’s charging curve, thanks to multiple improvements to its in-house 4680 battery cells and the firmware that controls how the pack charges. The details come from Cybertruck lead […]
Tesla has started shipping the long-awaited software needed to integrate Cybertruck with Powerwall, allowing the two products to work together to provide significantly more backup power during a grid outage. However, this initial release is […]
Tesla has made another production change to the Cybertruck, this time redesigning the side repeater camera. The update is the latest example of the company’s drive to constantly iterate its designs and not wait for […]
Tesla has shared a new milestone in its Cybertruck program. The EV maker has started fitting the electric pickup trucks with 4680 battery cells made with lithium refined in Texas. According to a Tesla X […]
Tesla is adjusting the price of two of its monthly protection plans in the U.S., with Wheel and Tire Protection Plan rates going up while Cybertruck owners are getting a price cut on windshield coverage. […]
Tesla has taken the unusual step of raising Cybertruck prices in the United States, despite the electric pickup continuing to struggle with sales. North of the border Canadian pricing has remained unchanged, at least for […]
Cybertruck owners hoping to use their truck as a backup power source alongside a Tesla Powerwall are still waiting for the feature to arrive. After years of delays, it looks like Tesla will miss its […]
Tesla Cybertruck owners looking to upgrade to a newer Tesla may find their options more limited than expected, as the company is apparently refusing to accept its own electric pickup as a trade-in. A Canadian […]
Tesla has announced a significant expansion of support for Cybertruck owners affected by Power Conversion System (PCS) failures, acknowledging that the original hardware used in early production trucks did not meet the company’s reliability expectations. […]
