Tesla's Cybertruck faces a dramatic price correction in the used vehicle market as dealer inventories climb. Industry data reveals delivery numbers dropped significantly while resale values plummet ...

The hype is dead. The Tesla Cybertruck, once billed as the future of electric vehicles, is now looking like a commercial bust ...

Tesla is now selling new Cyberbeast inventory with “price adjustments," aka discounts, of up t0 $10,550. One new Cyberbeast , a demo with 479 miles, is priced at $94,940 with the $10,550 discount.

The Cybertruck's resale value is plummeting due to overproduction and low demand for Tesla's polygonal truck. Most Innovative Companies Super-Early-Rate Deadline: This Friday, July 25 LOGIN ...

After a disastrous launch and dismal sales, Tesla is now offering to give away its most valuable software to convince people to buy its polarizing electric truck.

The Cybertruck isn't the only floundering Tesla product. By last year, a 2021 Tesla Model 3 — which retailed for about $40,000 — was reselling for just $23,700, a 29 percent markdown compared ...

Tesla said late last year that it expected Cybertruck depreciation to sit at 30% after three years, even as the market clearly demonstrated that the truck wouldn't hold that kind of value.

Tesla has just opened the door to a new level of trade-ins: the Cybertruck can now be traded in for other vehicles. Surprising? Maybe, but for anyone who’s been paying attention to Tesla, it’s ...

Up until recently, Tesla wouldn't accept Cybertruck trade-ins. Now that we know how much value they lose, we have a clue why.

It looks like Tesla is delivering the Cybertruck at an annual rate of about 25,000 units in its second year of production – down from ~40,000 units in its first year. There’s no way to put it ...

The electric-vehicle maker lost roughly $150 billion of market value Thursday—its biggest ever drop—after the Tesla CEO and Trump traded ... And Tesla’s Cybertruck has been a disappointment.