Speaking at its 2021 shareholder meeting at its new Gigafactory in Austin, Texas, CEO Elon Musk clarified the production timeline for its upcoming Cybertruck.
Musk said Cybertruck production would start in 2022, with volume production one year later in 2023. He also said the company’s Semi and new Roadster should hopefully start production in 2023 as well.
A Tesla Cybertruck owner is crediting the company’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) system with helping him avoid what he believes could have been a deadly head-on crash, according to a recent report from CBS Austin. The incident took place on a two-lane stretch of Highway 54 in New Mexico, where Cybertruck owner Clifford Lee was traveling […]
Tesla appears to be expanding the scope of its autonomous vehicle testing, with what looks to be the first Cybertruck outfitted as a Robotaxi validation vehicle spotted charging in California. The sighting was shared by @TailosiveEV on X, who posted close-up images of the modified Cybertruck plugged in at a charging station in Los Gatos. […]
Tesla’s Cybertruck program appears to be having ripple effects across its supply chain, with one key battery materials supplier drastically scaling back a previously massive agreement. According to a report from GuruFocus, South Korean battery materials firm L&F has slashed the value of a long-term supply contract tied to Tesla by roughly 99%, following delays […]
