A Cybertruck was caught cruising down a California highway in a wrap made to look like a green Toyota Tundra.

Tesla’s North American Charging Standard has passed a major hurdle in Texas.

New reporting from China shows that Tesla has managed to begin mass producing the new Model 3 Highland at their gigafactory in Shanghai.

This is the new Tesla security escort for the Cybertruck.

A recent flyover by a drone operator shows almost 200 new cabinets sitting in the facility’s lot in Lathrop, California.

News from local Mexican journalists is that Tesla’s new Gigafactory facility in Nuevo Leon has begun setting up for proper construction.

The Cybertruck’s planned delivery event is creeping closer, and it looks like GigaTexas has been busy preparing for September.

Just how big is the Cybertruck’s frunk?

On August 2nd, Indian media outlet PunekarNews reported that Tesla has leased a 5,850-square-foot office.

PepsiCo recently released a video showcasing exactly how helpful their Tesla Semi fleet has been for operations at their depot in Sacramento, California.

A Tesla Solar Roof owner recently put out a video detailing how their system has allowed them to live for a whole year without paying for electricity.

The Tesla teardown experts at Munro Live took a look at some of the recent images leaked of the Cybertruck’s construction.

New filings in the UK have confirmed that Tesla’s V4 Supercharger has 350 kilowatts of power.

What would you say if you could get a brand new Tesla Model 3 for under 14k?

The Q2 2023 Earnings Call on July 19th proved to be an opportunity for investors to get more information about the Cybertruck.

Tesla has plans to finally start ramping up production of the Optimus robots - and use them in their factories.

Now that Cybertruck production has started, it would be helpful to take a look at the potential features that look the most possible.

Let’s go over what we know about the current Cybertruck.

The Tesla Twitter account announced the first Cybertruck constructed at their gigafactory in Austin, Texas!

We can add Mercedes-Benz to the list of major automakers who have announced that they will be using Tesla’s North American Charging Standard from now on.