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Elon Musk once suggested that the Tesla Cybertruck could "briefly" serve as a boat. One California Cybertruck owner discovered the hard way that Musk can be prone to exaggeration at times. ABC7 Los Angeles uncovered a video segment of fire crews rescuing a submerged Cybertruck in Ventura Harbor.

On New Year’s Day, a Tesla Cybertruck equipped with fireworks and gasoline exploded outside Trump’s Las Vegas hotel. The suspect, Matthew Livelsberger, an ex-Special Forces soldier, was killed inside the vehicle in the incident.

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.

On Monday morning a Tesla CyberTruck ended up underwater at the Ventura Harbor Launch Ramp while attempting to launch a jet ski. The operation to recover the submerged vehicle drew a coordinated effort from multiple local agencies and specialized tow services.

A Tesla Cybertruck sank in Ventura harbor in California when trying to launch a jetski despite Tesla CEO Elon Musk saying that you could use the truck as a boat. Elon Musk has often made claims before about how Tesla vehicles could float and briefly serve as a boat.

To quickly recap, Tesla’s electric pickup is rated to tow up to 11,000 pounds (4,990 kilograms). Meanwhile, the maximum tongue weight—that’s how much mass sits directly on the tow hitch—is capped at 1,100 lbs (499 kg). The tow hitch is attached to a cast aluminum frame.

The Cybertruck is built with an aluminum frame that makes it less suitable for heavy towing, but Tesla did a great job at making it as sturdy as possible

Remember when Elon Musk said the Tesla Cybertruck “will be waterproof enough to serve briefly as a boat”? Based on what happened in Ventura Monday morning, that statement may be more

The man bought his Tesla Cybertruck Foundation Series new in 2024 for over $100,000, put some 13,000 miles on it, and is now selling it for a crazy reason