Cybertruck

Building on its 2025 IIHS Top Safety Pick+ award, the Tesla Cybertruck is now the only pickup truck to earn both an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ and NHTSA 5-star rating amid stricter 2026 safety standards, according to Elon Musk and the official Cybertruck account.

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A Tesla patent application published on February 19, 2026, outlines a dual-battery system for electric vehicles, including a trailer-mounted auxiliary pack. Filed in August 2024, it details integration with the primary battery via advanced management modes. The design addresses past issues with the cancelled Cybertruck range extender.

Tesla introduced a $59,990 version of its Cybertruck, sparking a rush of orders and extending delivery times to 2027. However, changes to the Full Self-Driving transfer policy have frustrated many buyers. The limited-time pricing fueled the demand but highlighted delivery challenges.

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Chewy Barrientos of Kilowatt Customs has modified a Tesla Cybertruck for the Mint 400, America's most challenging desert race south of Las Vegas. The vehicle, built in collaboration with AJ from The Original Baja Shop, aims to introduce Teslas to off-road racing. Organizers allow EV competitors to pause for charging after each lap.

Tesla has introduced a more affordable version of its Cybertruck, priced at $60,000 in the US, which could cost around NIS 300,000 in Israel after tax benefits. This move aims to boost sales of the electric pickup, which has underperformed since its 2019 unveiling. The new model features reduced specifications compared to previous versions.

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Tesla has revealed that its Hollywood diner was constructed using recycled stainless steel from Cybertruck production. The diner, which opened in summer 2025, blends retro aesthetics with modern EV features at a key Los Angeles location. This repurposing highlights innovative use of materials from the electric vehicle line.