It has been about six months since Tesla's Cybertruck made headlines for its unique aerodynamic wheel covers. The wheel covers eventually caused a stop-sale because they gradually ground holes in the ...

Tesla Cybertrucks are now being delivered without aerodynamic wheel covers installed, due to the covers causing excessive wear and tear to tires. Tesla is currently redesigning the covers, with a fix ...

Tesla made a big splash with the unconventional design of its long-awaited and much-delayed Cybertruck. One bold design choice of the final consumer version was the truck's tires and hexagonal wheel ...

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Tesla has said that the Cybertruck's production ramp-up would take some time. Like any of its new vehicle launches, the automaker will likely find processes that can be improved upon, costs that can ...

The Tesla Cybertruck is probably the most controversial vehicle launched in a decade due to its overall absurdity, and now that absurdity is causing wheel covers to inflict significant damage to this ...

If you drive a Tesla Model Y or Model 3, Tesloid has just the wheel covers for you – they look fantastic and protect your rims. Plus, Electrek readers can exclusively save 10%. So you drive a Model Y, ...

When the Tesla Cybertruck was unveiled in 2019, it featured angular black wheel covers that complemented the edgy look of the all-electric pickup. Fast forward to 2023 and more and more Cybertruck ...

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A video of the incident, which was ironically filmed by another Tesla, shows a Cybertruck prototype driving down a California highway. As reported by Electrek, this truck is one of the “production ...

Formula 1 had grand plans to introduce flashy LED wheel covers for the 2024 season. Now, haters of the gaudy and glowy can rejoice, however, as the idea has now been scrapped per the FIA regulations ...