It’s no secret that Tesla and its Cybertruck flagship are divisive topics today. Whether it’s the design, the rollout, or the broader image of the brand, reactions are rarely lukewarm. That ...

Musk posted. "Once we get this Cybertruck back to Tesla, we'll buff out the scratches and get it back on the road," the post added. It appears to be another unfulfilled promise.

The Cybertruck was initially advertised at a starting price of $39,900, which is less than any current Tesla vehicle on sale, but the website for it no longer lists any pricing information.

Prices for the vehicles originally started at $110,295 and $41669 but have since been increased. Tesla says the Cybertruck can tow up to 14,000 pounds. (Nic Coury/Bloomberg via Getty Images) ...

Evidently, the Cybertruck itself isn’t as flip-proof as something like the Tesla Model X. For the second time this week, someone has rolled one, and this time, it’s going up for auction.

Tesla TSLA -0.50% Chief Executive Elon Musk had stoked hopes this spring that the Cybertruck would finally arrive in the third quarter. Turns out, buyers are going to have to wait a little longer.

A brand-new Tesla Cybertruck AWD Foundation Series has popped up for sale on the auction site Cars & Bids. Currently, the highest bid is $150,000, which is 50% more than what the car originally cost.

Tesla’s Cybertruck is a sub-19-foot pickup, and the company claims it’s the first four-door with a six-foot bed. Elon Musk says in a Q2 earnings call that the automaker is building release ...

The Cybertruck Foundation Series is set in motion by a dual-motor setup that generates 845 horsepower. A lithium-ion 123- kWh stores enough energy for a drive of up to 340 miles, according to Tesla.

The 2021 Cybertruck is the first pickup truck built by Tesla and is the oddest-looking pickup truck to ever hit the market. Unveiled at the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show, the 2022 Cybertruck will go ...