Tesla’s Cybertruck is making waves in the EV market, with strong Q3 sales surpassing competitors like Ford’s F-150 Lightning and Rivian’s R1T. However, production constraints and higher-than-expected pricing limit its overall impact, falling short of Elon Musk’s ambitious production targets.
Tesla’s anticipated affordable compact EV and the Cybertruck’s release face delays, according to industry experts. Gary Black and Dan Ives offer insights into Tesla’s future plans, impacting investor expectations and the timeline for autonomous driving technology.
Tesla engineer Wes Morrill has refuted allegations that the company is prioritizing the installation of the Cybertruck’s off-road lightbar for affluent owners. He clarifies that the installation process is being handled in production order, with some exceptions for efficiency, and that the influencer who received the lightbar early is a very early adopter.
Tesla is recalling 2,431 Cybertrucks in the U.S. due to a potential drive inverter fault that could lead to loss of power to the wheels. The recall impacts Cybertrucks manufactured between November 6, 2023, and July 2024. Tesla will replace the drive inverters at no cost to owners.
Tesla has launched a leasing program for its futuristic Cybertruck, making the electric pickup truck accessible for a monthly payment of $999. This move comes as Tesla ramps up Cybertruck production and sales, aiming to capture a larger share of the growing EV truck market. Find out if leasing a Cybertruck is a worthwhile option for you.
Tesla has officially commenced deliveries of its highly anticipated Cybertruck to customers in Canada, marking the electric vehicle’s third international market after the US and Mexico. The move comes after months of anticipation and underscores Tesla’s commitment to expanding its global reach. This article delves into the key details of the Canadian launch, including pricing and the unique features of the Cybertruck.
Ford Motor Company is reportedly pausing production of its popular F-150 Lightning pickup truck for six weeks, starting November 18th. This comes after Tesla’s Cybertruck surpassed the Lightning as the top-selling electric pickup in the U.S., raising concerns about the Lightning’s future. While Ford has not officially commented, analysts are questioning if the production pause signals a shift in strategy for the automaker, particularly in light of recent setbacks in its EV segment.
Tesla’s highly anticipated Cybertruck is set to hit Canadian roads next week. This follows the successful launch in the US and Mexico, marking a significant expansion for the electric vehicle giant. The news comes from a user on social media who confirmed their delivery date, showcasing the growing excitement around this unique electric pickup truck.
Tesla’s Cybertruck is getting a new accessory: an off-road light bar. However, there’s a catch: Tesla employees aren’t allowed to install it. This raises questions about the practicality and convenience of the feature, especially since the Cybertruck is meant to be a versatile and innovative vehicle.
Ford CEO Jim Farley’s recent praise for Xiaomi’s SU7 EV has sparked a friendly rivalry with Tesla, with the electric vehicle giant inviting Farley to experience the Cybertruck firsthand. Farley, known for his hands-on approach to understanding the competition, has driven the Xiaomi SUV for six months, highlighting its performance and market success. Tesla’s response underscores the intensifying competition in the EV market, as both companies push to dominate the sector.
