There is perhaps no more divisive vehicle on the market than Tesla's Cybertruck ... seats," the rear infotainment is wiped away, and the number of speakers drops from 15 to seven. Bed capacity ...

The Tesla Cybertruck is Tesla ... The second row of seats adds three seats — allowing for five people inside the Cybertruck in total. There’s even a 9.4-inch touch display in the back ...

The two most expensive new Tesla models both cost $99,990 each, and they’re the Model X Plaid SUV and the most powerful ...

for the rear seats. Its front trunk, or “frunk,” has a maximum capacity of 200 kg (441 lbs), while a compartment under the bed floor can hold up to 100 kg (220 lbs). The 2025 Tesla Cybertruck ...

Surprisingly, both of those test results are identical to Tesla's claims. The dual- and tri-motor Cybertrucks have a maximum towing capacity ... the rear seats folded up. The Cybertruck's cargo ...

and a 7,500-pound towing capacity. Tesla calls this decontented Cybertruck an “Endurance Hauler.” It has an adaptive coil spring suspension system rather than air suspension, cloth seats ...

The Tesla Cybertruck Long Range ... This “cheapest” Cybertruck also has no rear screen, no front seat ventilation, a less impressive stereo than the other models, and no 120-volt power ...

With angular, slab-sided styling that evokes comparisons to everything from a Minecraft or Roblox creation to a giant dumpster on wheels, the Tesla Cybertruck is easily the most polarizing ...

according to Tesla. The Cybertruck Long Range can drive up to 350 miles on a charge, 25 miles more than the AWD model, or up to 362 miles with the soft tonneau cover. Towing capacity is also lower ...