Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has accused Tesla CEO Elon Musk of remotely disabling his Cybertruck, a vehicle he claimed was a gift from Musk. Kadyrov expressed his displeasure on Telegram, calling Musk’s actions ‘unmanly’ and highlighting the need to tow the vehicle after it was shut down. Musk denies gifting the Cybertruck and the origin of the vehicle remains a mystery. The incident raises concerns about the security implications of remote control capabilities in Tesla vehicles.
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has accused Tesla CEO Elon Musk of remotely disabling a Cybertruck sent to the Russia-Ukraine warzone, claiming the truck was deactivated after performing well in combat missions. Musk has denied donating the truck and expressed disbelief over Kadyrov’s accusations. This incident adds a new twist to the ongoing war and raises questions about the origin of the Cybertruck used by Kadyrov.
Electric vehicle registrations in the US surged 18% in July compared to last year, driven by strong sales of the Tesla Cybertruck and continued growth in non-Tesla EV adoption. However, analysts highlight the role of incentives in driving these sales figures.
James May, former Top Gear host, recently drove the Tesla Cybertruck and while he appreciates its boldness and unique design, he finds it too large for his liking. He suggests Tesla create a smaller vehicle with the same distinctive Cybertruck styling.
Tesla’s Cybertruck has come under fire for its durability after a video surfaced showing it crashing through a picket fence. However, Tesla engineer Wes Morrill clarified that the truck in the video had crucial safety components removed, potentially contributing to the damage. He also announced upcoming retrofit options for increased off-road protection, while addressing concerns about the truck’s performance in challenging terrain.
Former NFL player Jason Kelce and his brother, Travis Kelce, are making waves in the beer industry with their investment in Garage Beer. In a new ad, Jason Kelce washes his Tesla Cybertruck with Garage Beer, showcasing the truck’s continued popularity and the Kelce brothers’ comedic flair.
NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal has added a custom Tesla Cybertruck to his impressive car collection. Dubbed the ‘Cyberbeast’, the vehicle features a widebody kit, carbon fiber construction, and massive 26-inch rims. This unique Cybertruck was inspired by LeBron James’ own customized Cybertruck, and even Tesla CEO Elon Musk expressed his approval with a simple ‘nice’.
Tesla’s Cybertruck has created a unique segment in the electric pickup truck market, challenging traditional automakers like Ford and GM. While Tesla leads in sales, the Cybertruck’s long-term success remains to be seen, as it faces the challenge of proving its durability and appeal against established players.
A pizza veteran has repurposed two Tesla Cybertrucks into mobile pizza ovens, creating a unique and attention-grabbing food truck business. The Cybertrucks’ powerful electric motors and cargo space make them ideal for cooking and delivering pizzas, while their distinctive design draws crowds and generates buzz.
Tesla’s Cybertruck, known for its unique design, is expected to receive parking assistance features this weekend, according to hints from a senior Tesla executive. While the vehicle currently lacks Autopilot and Full Self-Driving (FSD) capabilities, the company plans to introduce these features gradually, with parking assistance coming first. FSD, a more advanced driver assistance feature, is planned for a September rollout.
