Mother Jones18h
Does The State Department Want To Spend $400 Million on Elon’s Bad Cars?
All the weird listings aside, the State Department is, according to available documents, potentially going to buy $400 ...
Fortune28d
Elon Musk is already offering the first price cuts for his Tesla Cybertruck
Tesla CEO Elon Musk appears to be grappling with lower than expected demand for his Cybertruck at its current cost and needs to trim the sticker price after only one quarter of offering the ...
Torque News7d
A Software Bug Inside Tesla’s System Temporarily Lowered the Price of the Base Model Cybertruck to $0
For a short amount of time last night, Tesla’s online configurator, both on desktop and mobile, was showing the price of the ...
Report: Tesla Cybertruck has higher rate of fire fatalities than the Ford Pinto
Fuel Arc found the Cybertruck's fatality rate is 17 times that of the Ford Pinto, which was recalled after deadly collisions ...
Autoblog24d
Cybertruck sees discount as demand wanes for Elon's gaudy monstrosity
much less a proper truck. It's also an attention magnet, usually for all the wrong reasons. The Cybertruck has become a proxy for people's disdain for Elon Musk. If you buy one, expect side-eye ...
Torque News13d
I’ve Owned My Tesla Cybertruck For a Year, and I Had No Idea About This Feature, Tesla, You Did a Really Good Job of Hiding It
My Tesla Cybertruck never ceases to amaze me. I've owned the truck for one year and just learned about another new feature.
State Department removes mention of 'armored Teslas' from its 2025 procurement list, replaces it with 'armored electric vehicles'
The State Department's procurement forecast for 2025 included a $400 million contract for "Armored Tesla (Production Units)." ...
U.S. plan to award $400M vehicle contract removes reference to Musk’s Tesla
The State Department said it planned to embark on a giant purchase of armored vehicles from Tesla, before the listing was edited to omit any reference to Elon Musk’s company.