1/8 of a second is an eternity for a part of a vehicle that requires instant reactions.
It turns out buying a cheap EV that used to be a rental car isn’t the best idea.
The Cybertruck owner drove just 35 miles after picking up the new truck before it broke down during charging.
The Cybertruck has injured another owner, this time with the bottom edge of one of the truck’s doors.
The airline is introducing the new pricing to counter what it says are increased costs associated with wages and fuel.
From brake light malfunctions to full-on failures, if you want to know just how bad things are with the Cybertruck, check the owners forums.
Initial reports said that a hotel valet had crashed the truck. It turns out it was the truck's owner.
Some EV owners in the Sunshine State are reporting having to buy tires after just 5,000 to 7,000 miles of driving.
