Archimedes Defense and Unplugged Performance have teamed up to create STING, a series of heavily armored and genset-equipped packages designed for the Tesla Cybertruck. These upgrades transform the Cybertruck into a powerful, off-road capable, and highly protected vehicle suitable for government, defense, and civilian use.
NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal has purchased a second Tesla Cybertruck, revealing his immense love for the vehicle and his reluctance to ship his current one from Las Vegas to Atlanta. This decision highlights the Cybertruck’s growing popularity among celebrities, who see it as a status symbol and a desirable electric vehicle.
Tesla’s average transaction price (ATP) for its vehicles has climbed to its highest point since February 2023, driven by strong demand for the Cybertruck and price increases for the Model Y and Model 3. Despite price cuts last year, Tesla has adjusted its pricing strategy in 2024, focusing on intermittent price hikes. While EVs remain pricier than combustion engine vehicles, Tesla’s success in the premium segment demonstrates a growing appetite for electric vehicles.
Tesla has streamlined its Cybertruck ordering process, now offering the limited-edition Foundation Series as the primary option. This move aims to simplify ordering and aligns with Tesla’s current production focus. The Foundation Series, featuring premium accessories and laser-etched badges, will be available only during the first year of deliveries. While the cheaper rear-wheel drive variant is still planned for 2025, the website revamp has raised questions about demand and the availability of the cheaper model.
Tesla has increased prices for its Cybertruck, with the base model no longer available for order. The mid-tier dual-motor AWD Cybertruck now starts at $99,990, while the top-tier tri-motor Cyberbeast is priced at $119,990. Despite the price hikes, Tesla is delivering the mid-tier Cybertruck this month and the top-tier model in October. While Tesla had previously received over a million orders for the Cybertruck, it has faced production issues, including problems with the windshield wipers, accelerator pedal, and bed trim.
A new mini-PC, the Xyber XPC, has been released that is designed to look like a Tesla Cybertruck. While the design is impressive with features like opening doors and a retractable ramp, the performance is hindered by overheating issues, especially with the AMD Ryzen 7 8845HS APU.
Fortnite’s latest crossover brings the Tesla Cybertruck to the game, sparking both excitement and amusement. The real-world vehicle’s history of issues and unfulfilled promises adds a layer of irony to its digital counterpart. This article explores the Cybertruck’s features in Fortnite and contrasts them with its real-world limitations.
Tesla has recalled the majority of its Cybertrucks in the United States due to issues with windshield wipers and exterior trim. This marks the fourth recall for the 2024 Cybertruck in five months, affecting 11,688 vehicles. The recall addresses a potential failure in the windshield wiper motor controller and improper attachment of the trunk bed trim sail applique, posing safety risks to drivers. These recalls come amidst a challenging year for Tesla, marked by poor earnings and increasing competition in the electric vehicle market.
A shocking incident occurred in Florida where 34 Tesla Cybertrucks were vandalized with expletives against CEO Elon Musk. The incident happened overnight, and while Tesla has temporarily paused Cybertruck deliveries due to windshield wiper issues, the vandalism highlights growing tensions surrounding the company and its CEO.
Tesla has reportedly halted deliveries of the Cybertruck for a week due to a problem with the windshield wiper motor. Multiple reports from owners indicate issues with the wiper functioning, including complete failure. This is not the first production issue for the Cybertruck, which previously faced a recall due to an accelerator pedal problem.
