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Images of what is believed to be the first Tesla Cybertruck electric pick-up to be involved in a crash have appeared on social media, about a month after the first customer examples hit the road.
T Sportline makes aftermarket accessories for Teslas, its pipeline for the Cybertruck already flowing. The company's YouTube channel has done an equivalent favor for enthusiasts that its products do for Tesla owners, which is to show detailed aspects of the Cybertruck that Tesla's handover event and website have not. We're most interested in the two-part «Dissecting a Tesla Cybertruck» and the truly deep dive into driving mode pages, plus the bonus feature about the air compressor port behind the rear wheel arch. The first «Dissecting» vid looks at the underbody from bumper to bumper, including what's in the wheel arches. Tesla engineers built in some neat features like a pad for lift arms when working on the truck, indentations that could be intended as support points for jack stands, and exposed bolt holes for side steps and rock sliders.
The first reported Tesla Cybertruck crash has happened, just a few weeks after deliveries started on November 30, with the EV truck coming out relatively unscathed while the Toyota Corolla it collided with was a write-off.
The Tesla Cybertruck is officially here and on sale, and now it’s also been through its first public crash. Through pictures initially posted online by Reddit user Boddhya and reporting by The Autopian, we have the details on what went down for the incident between a Cybertruck and a Toyota Corolla.
It only takes a minute to check out the dedicated page where all the Tesla Cybertruck-related stories are neatly categorized on InsideEVs. A couple of mouse scrolls later, you’ll see that a consistent chunk of articles dedicated to the controversial pickup were written by yours truly.
Polarising in its design and utilitarian function, this slammed Tesla Cybertruck is sure to divide opinion even further. Fortunately, if you aren’t a fan, this specific model will remain purely in the virtual realm, at least for now.
Tesla and BMW have released new holiday commercials for the festive season, with the former presenting a Cybertruck light show and the latter teasing the sexiest sleigh in Santa's squadron, the upcoming G91 BMW M5 Touring.
Italian design legend Giorgetto Giugiaro says he thinks Tesla's Cybertruck is a masterpiece.