I magine you’re driving your brand-new Tesla Cybertruck—a truck you’ve waited years to own—when it suddenly shuts down in the ...

Tesla's FSD technology under scrutiny again as new video shows Cybertruck driving in wrong lane raising concerns for Robotaxi launch.

He was driving his Tesla Cybertruck on a highway near Ukiah, California, when a stranger driving a Dodge Ram intentionally struck his EV and forced it to go off-road. From that moment on ...

The video shows a Cybertruck driving down a straight country road with the driver assistance feature activated, when an SUV approaches it from the opposite direction.

Tesla Cybertruck owners have had their vehicles for months but until the recent over-the-air update that added Off-Road mode, they couldn't use the truck to its full capability.

Imagine a self-driving pickup truck made of bulletproof stainless steel, weighing over 6,600 pounds, hurtling down the road as you stand in its path.

When Tesla first began building the Cybertruck, it promised a long list of features, but they weren’t all ready to go at launch. If you wanted to go off-road in your shiny new truck, for example ...