Nobody wants the Tesla Cybertruck and now Musk is trying to sell it to the government as “armored electric vehicles”

‘I’m not Elon Musk’: Winnipeg man defends Cybertruck purchase despite backlash - Winnipeg

A Winnipeg man says owning a Tesla Cybertruck has led to vandalism and death threats, as trade war tensions increase between Canada and the U.S.

US senator questions Rubio over planned Tesla purchase

Richard Blumenthal pushes State Department for answers about agency’s plans to purchase $400M armored electric cars - Anadolu Ajansı

Nobody wants the Tesla Cybertruck and now Musk is trying to sell it to the government as “armored electric vehicles”

Sales of the Tesla Cybertruck have been much slower than expected, but the Trump Administration could lend Elon Musk a hand.

Tesla's Cybertruck electric pickup trucks are at the center of a controversy within the US administration after reports emerged that the State Department planned to buy armored versions of the vehicle for $400 million to be used to transport diplomats. A Democratic senator asked Secretary of State Marc Rubio for details on the matter on Monday, and the State Department said the contract was planned during the Biden administration and canceled by…

US senator asks Rubio to answer questions on planned Tesla Cybertruck purchase

By David Shepardson

A controversial subject around the Tesla Cybertruck is covering. This technique consists of applying a vinyl film to a vehicle to change its appearance. However, some say that once placed on the brushed stainless steel of the electric pick-up, the coverage would be almost impossible to remove cleanly. A workshop experience To get the heart of it clear, Sammy Cdub, a creator of content passionate about car covering, decided to conduct an experime…