Tesla, self-driving and Cybertruck Crash
Cybertruck crash raises alarm over Tesla's self-driving tech ahead of robotaxi launch
The pickup, the latest model in Tesla's lineup, failed to merge out of a lane that was ending, hit the curb and crashed into a pole in Nevada's Reno city while on its Full Self-Driving feature, which still requires a human in control behind the wheel.
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Trump administration will buy $400 million worth of armored Tesla CybertrucksAn official document shared that the Trump administration plans to buy $400 million worth of armored Tesla Cybertrucks.
Demand for the Tesla Cybertruck may be slowing, and now there’s a new reason to reconsider purchasing one: the cost of insurance. A new study from Insurify details how expensive insuring the ...
Tesla has done something seemingly impossible. It has made the Cybertruck almost look cheap. For most of last year, any deliverable AWD Cybertruck was priced at an eye watering $99,990.
Tesla lowers monthly lease prices for its Cybertruck again, now leasing at $749 a month for 36 months after a $7,500 down payment. The AWD versions of the trucks have received quite a few ...
Days after a Tesla Cybertruck wrapped itself around a pole while the carmaker's infamous "Full Self-Driving" (FSD) feature was turned on, yet another video of a terrifying run-in involving the vehicle ...
No investors were harmed when this Cybertruck failed to execute a basic merge and drove onto the sidewalk.
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