According to The Verge, defense news source "The War Zone" uncovered documents in which the Air Force said it wanted to buy two Cybertrucks for "target vehicle training flight test events." The Air ...

Two of Elon Musk’s angular, stainless steel machines — which have come under less-literal fire for looking like “a dumpster” ...

The ballooning demand from the military for innovative technology creates a “whole new sector” friendly to BigTech, an ...

Elon Musk presents the Cybertruck as an "apocalypse-proof" model due to its built-in bulletproof panels and windows.

The Air Force plans to use Tesla Cybertrucks for target practice because there’s concern that terrorists might start using ...

The Air Force is specifically requesting the distinctive Cybertrucks for precision-guided missile tests in the desert.

The United States Air Force wants to acquire two cybertrucks for target practice at the White Sands Missile Range in New ...

The US Air Force wants to buy two Tesla Cybertrucks so it can blow them up with missiles.

The Tesla Cybertruck’s stainless-steel bodywork is unique in the automotive industry and highly durable. In the unlikely ...

Tesla's reduced production of its Cybertruck is having a ripple effect on owners, some of whom say insurance companies are ...

Tesla's stock carries a hefty premium based on the possibility of future technologies taking off. Tesla stock is sliding as ...

The Air Force believes that future enemies may use Tesla Cybertrucks because of their heavy-duty construction.