Cybertruck Guy News Today

Elon Musk said on X that Tesla plans to slow production of new Supercharging stations to focus on "100% uptime and expansion of existing locations."

Tesla has reassured Cybertruck owners that their trucks “are not rusting.” Says multiple brown spots seen on the stainless steel exoskeleton are caused by “iron-containing debris from the environment” stuck to the truck.

Someone suggested an interesting software engineering idea for all Tesla vehicles to implement. This would show Tesla vehicles being in sync together if it were possible.

A recent collision between a Cybertruck and a Ram pickup truck leaves the Cybertruck with minor, mostly cosmetic damage while the Ram gets its front end destroyed. The Cybertruck shows why having a stainless steel exoskeleton is essential.

WATCH: More Details Emerge About Stranded Cybertruck In The Woods

Extensive data collection can now be assumed in most car models, as vehicles become what U.S. Senator Edward Markey calls high-tech computers on wheels.

Tesla just published a patent recently and this was for facial and body recognition that will help ensure the safety of the driver and occupants in its vehicles, especially if they go unconscious or have a health problem happen.

As the November 30 delivery date approaches, Tesla has started displaying Cybertrucks at showrooms across the country. These Cybertrucks have impeccable build quality and prove Elon Musk’s sub-10-micron level Cybertruck build accuracy.

As the November 30 delivery date approaches, Tesla has started displaying Cybertrucks at showrooms across the country. These Cybertrucks have impeccable build quality and prove Elon Musk’s sub-10-micron level Cybertruck build accuracy.

Tesla only needs 184 Cybertrucks to do a huge marketing campaign. Here's what it involves.