Tesla initially predicted that it could produce 500,000 units per year. But amid price hikes, multiple Cybertruck design fails, Elon Musk's divisiveness and the general ugliness o

Does Tesla have a buyback program for the Cybertruck and other models? Ashley says that she and her partner purchased a new Cybertruck, and Tesla is repurchasing it because it has so many problems. Here is what Tesla owners need to know.

Now, Tesla is sweetening the deal with 1.99% APR financing and free lifetime Supercharging for Foundation Series buyers, assuming, of course, that they actually get their trucks anytime soon.

In fact, the Model 3 has the highest insurance rates in the Tesla lineup with an average of $4,347. That means insuring Tesla’s most affordable model costs 28% more than the Cybertruck, which starts at $79,990, even though the Model 3 is 53% cheaper to buy in its base form at $42,990 before federal and state credits, delivery fees, and taxes.

A screenshot of the service report reveals the technician’s response: " The noise heard is normal air turbulence expected at higher speeds. " The report also noted that while applying tape helped reduce the sound, further panel adjustments weren’t possible due to the vehicle’s body fitment specifications.

Ah, the Tesla Cybertruck. It seems the 'edgy' electric SUV will go down in history as an example of what happens when one of the world's most valuable companies lets its CEO impose his personal taste in design.

A Tesla Cybertruck owner says she got an attorney to help her return her car through the buyback program due to multiple defeats.

The company has announced it will be pressing charges for vandalism against its Superchargers, as backlash against Elon Musk continues.

Tesla offers discounted financing of 1.99% APR to well-qualified buyers on the Cybertruck as sales lag far below projections.

The protesters brought colorful signs and a bunch of puns to express their ire against the tech billionaire’s role in the Trump administration

Tesla’s Cybertruck - heralded as a dystopia-proof tank for the everyday driver - is anything but. The widely panned vehicle is a flop, and Tesla is reckoning with existing stock it simply can’t sell. To help entice buyers, Tesla is offering a 1.99 percent interest rate on new Cybertruck orders financed through Tesla.

Tesla is offering free Supercharging to buyers of a $100,000 Cybertruck. The incentive is the latest attempt to increase sales, which have stagnated in recent years. The offer, however, has conditions.