Elon Musk deployed Starlink-equipped Cybertrucks to wildfire-affected areas in California following the disaster, which destroyed an estimated 12,000 structures.. Tesla CEO Elon Musk hopped off ...

Elon Musk has dispatched Tesla Cybertrucks to areas affected by wildfires in Los Angeles, USA. The vehicles are being used as battery banks and Starlink internet terminals for regions lacking ...

Cybertrucks can provide backup power to a home for up to three days, according to Tesla’s website. It has enough power to power an entire coffee shop like this one based in the Bay Area.

Tesla also tweeted that eight Cybertrucks outfitted with Starlink dishes have been deployed in wildfire-hit areas, where they can beam free Wi-Fi access from orbiting satellites.

Elon Musk's new initiative uses Tesla Cybertrucks with Starlink technology to provide free internet in wildfire-stricken California areas. This move aims to maintain communication despite damaged ...

Cybertrucks can provide backup power to a home for up to three days, according to Tesla’s website. Musk said these donated models will be equipped with Starlinks and free Wi-Fi.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department added 10 Cybertrucks to its fleet in early 2025. The trucks were donated by an anonymous supporter.. In an email to Newsweek, the department said it has ...

Tesla has been discounting Cybertrucks to move them off lots, and to add insult to injury, it now appears that resale values have tanked. A recent report from Jalopnik reveals how this all transpired.

Tesla is slowing down production of Cybertrucks and discounting some inventory by almost $12,000. The “best-selling” electric truck is sitting on lots, unsold. Skip to main content.

The automaker sold around 6,406 Cybertrucks in the first three months of this year, according to Cox Automotive. Ouch. If you don't look too closely, you might think that's not too bad a number.