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A YouTuber took Tesla's Cybertruck on a joy ride to see if it can actually hit its advertised 320-mile range, only to find out that its can only reach 79% of the mileage.
(Bloomberg) -- Tesla Inc. is expected to say on Tuesday it had another record delivery year in 2023, in large part due to die-hard Elon Musk fans and tech-savvy early adopters. Now the company is working to widen its appeal.Most Read from BloombergQuake Hits Northwestern Japan, Killing Four, Wrecking HomesIran Sends Warship to Red Sea After US Sinks Houthi BoatsIndia’s Crude Oil Imports From Russia Plunge on Payment IssuesMaersk Halts Red Sea Shipping as US Navy Sinks Houthi BoatsUS Pushed Dutch
Tesla is expected to say on Tuesday it had another record year for deliveries in 2023, in large part due to die-hard Elon Musk fans and tech-savvy early adopters. Now the company is working to widen its appeal.
Tesla must now lure car buyers more focused on price and ease of use—and many of them worry about EV safety and range issues.
Tesla delivered the first Cybertruck units on November 30, and about 500 of them have gotten to their owners since then. As some of these units got into ...