A Tesla Cybertruck owner was arrested after he drove into Grapevine Lake in Texas to test the Wade Mode feature. The pickup truck got stuck in the water, prompting the passengers to evacuate and ...

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) issued its last safety ratings of the year late Monday night for 20 new cars, including 16 that earned awards. Among the highest rated are four ...

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A Tesla owner eager to prove the capabilities of his Cybertruck ran afoul of the law in Texas after becoming stuck in a lake. Fortunately, no one was injured, but authorities arrested the driver for ...

With angular, slab-sided styling that evokes comparisons to everything from a Minecraft or Roblox creation to a giant dumpster on wheels, the Tesla Cybertruck is easily the most polarizing electric ...

A group of Cybertruck owners brought real guns, aftermarket ballistic glass, and Tesla’s design boss to a firing range to see how much abuse the truck’s windows could really take. Armored CyberGlass, ...

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety released an update to its 2025 testing progress Wednesday, this time highlighting some early results from seven electric vehicles currently undergoing ...

A man was arrested for allegedly driving his Tesla Cybertruck into a lake in Texas to test out the vehicle's "Wade Mode," local authorities said. The Grapevine Police Department in a May 19 Facebook ...

Here’s a scene that has played out at some point in every primary school class across the world: A child does something obnoxious, dangerous, or just otherwise inexplicably dumb; After removing the ...