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Tesla's "bulletproof" Cybertruck keeps trapping people in deadly fires

Tesla Cybertruck fires have killed 4 people in 60,000 vehicles, with bulletproof design features trapping occupants when electronic doors fail.

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Survivor of deadly Cybertruck crash in the Bay Area is suing Tesla

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Student who survived deadly Tesla Cybertruck crash in California sues automaker

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Sole survivor of fiery Cybertruck crash in Piedmont sues Tesla over lack of door handles

Jordan Miller, the only survivor of a fiery 2024 Tesla Cybertruck crash in Piedmont that killed three of his friends, is suing Tesla over its electronic door-opening systems.

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‘He just sat there in flames': Sole survivor of Piedmont Cybertruck crash sues Tesla

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'That’s not self-driving': Lawsuit slams Tesla tech after Houston Cybertruck crash

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Tesla Cybertruck autopilot crash in Houston: POV footage released

The vehicle misjudged a turn and collided with a concrete barrier.

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Sole Survivor of Fatal Piedmont Cybertruck Crash Files Lawsuit Against Tesla

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Sole survivor of Piedmont Cybertruck crash latest to sue Tesla over door design

The Tesla Influencers Leaving the ‘Cult’

The EV manufacturer is supported by a robust online community. But Elon Musk’s politics and overblown hype about Full Self-Driving are turning some loyalists away.

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Viral Tesla FSD video shows why human drivers are a big problem

In 2024, Tesla finally admitted what most people who had used the technology already knew: Full Self-Driving was not the Level 4 autonomous driving experience that had been promised for years. The company was forced to add "Supervised" to the official FSD name.

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Car expert surprised after testing out Tesla with original powerpack: 'People aren't understanding how significant this is'

"That's a number 1 concern for many of the people I talk to." Car expert surprised after testing out Tesla with original powerpack: 'People aren't understanding how significant this is' first appeared on The Cool Down.

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Elon Musk says Tesla expects to increase its human workforce as AI and robotics boost productivity

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said he expects to hire more workers and that output per Tesla employee will get "nutty high."