Supertrucks are top-trim trucks and top-dollar toys for the rich and powerful. So without further ado, here are the four most powerful 4x4 supertrucks. Read more here...

The Cybertruck, is just on the horizon, and fans are excited to get their hands on one. Unfortunately, Tesla has officially delayed its all-electric pickup until 2022, but that hasn't stopped enthusiasm for it. In fact, despite the delay, a company has already built a camper for the Cybertruck. Here's how.

Tesla applies for another new patent for the already over-promised and delayed Tesla Cybertruck. But is it actually getting made?

The electric vehicle will soon revolutionize the commute, the job site, and even the outdoors. The next generation of electric 4x4s will be beasts capable of conquering off-road trails that internal combustion engine owners avoid, with bulletproof drivetrains and technology enabling their drivers to overland indefinitely. Read more here...

The Cyberlandr camper already has over $80 million in pre-orders. There seems to be almost as much buzz about this camper as there is for the Cybertruck itself.

Even if you were one of the first people to place a $100 deposit down for the Tesla Cybertruck, you likely won't see the truck until well into 2022. That means the price of the Cybertruck is going to go through the roof once people start getting it.

Tesla has been getting a lot of good news lately, but there's been some bad news for Tesla fans as well. Unfortunately, the much-anticipated Tesla Cybertruck has been delayed, and the same thing's happened to the Tesla Semi. Here's a look at why these two big Teslas were delayed.

Elon Musk is saying stuff again. But, this time it's that if the Tesla Cybertruck rushes production it would have to cost $1M per vehicle.

Many people have been vocal about their thoughts on both Elon Musk and the Tesla Cybertruck. Both are controversial, but some of those controversies can help spark creativity. The Tesla Cybertruck might look ugly to some people, but that might actually be a good thing.

The 2021 Tesla Cybertruck could serve as the perfect option for fleets as an affordable all-steel option. While some people think it’s too weird as a pentagon-shaped slab of metal, others were excited to see it covered in mud.

Tesla’s Cybertruck doors won’t have handles, according to Elon Musk. Instead of opening the doors with your hands, the Cybertruck will recognize you.

Elon Musk says the Cybertruck may ‘flop,’ and he doesn’t care. That might sound crazy, but the reason he said so isn’t what it might sound like.

The Tesla Cybertruck is one of the most extraordinary vehicles in Tesla's lineup. After a multi-million dollar deal with Samsung, the Cybertruck is getting a huge upgrade.

With the Tesla Cybertruck, there are three options. The single motor RWD variant has an EPA-estimated range of 250 miles. With the dual-motor all-wheel drive model, you can get up to 300 miles of range. Last but not least, the tri-motor AWD model has an EPA-estimated range of over 500 miles.

The Tesla Cybertruck and Doctor Who Cybermen are both futuristic "total machine creatures." What else makes the Cybertruck and Cybertruck so similar?

The Tesla Cybertruck will have four-wheel steering, much like the Hummer EV’s “crab mode.” What does that mean for Tesla and how will it work?

The arrival of the Ford F-150 Lightning will likely put some pressure on the development team currently building the Tesla Cybertruck. However, a new study confirms that the Ford is already the most popular truck amongst American buyers and which they are most likely to buy. However, how will this change once the production variant officially breaks cover later this year.

The state of Texas has a conundrum. The Tesla Cybertruck will be built there, but the state's franchise tax laws make it illegal to sell it in Texas. And the state legislature won't convene again to take up the issue until 2023.

The Blue Oval finally unveiled the all-electric Ford F-150 Lightning. But can this exciting new pickup beat Tesla at its own game? We compare the Lightning and the Cybertruck.

Tesla’s new patent suggests technology straight out of science-fiction for the Tesla Cybertruck. Patent details include enhanced camera and sensor use.