Tesla's Cybertruck's "Wade Mode" adjusts the vehicle's ride height to be able to wade in 32 inches of water. That doesn't ...

The Tesla Inc. TSLA Cybertruck is back in the spotlight after an owner in Texas was arrested for attempting to test the ...

The driver was later charged with "numerous water safety equipment violations," according to police.

Officers said they arrived at a boat ramp on Grapevine Lake in Texas to find a Tesla Cybertruck "lodged in the water." ...

The Grapevine Fire Department's Water Rescue Team and other authorities later used a wrecker to pull the waterlogged ...

A Texas man faces charges after allegedly driving his Tesla Cybertruck into Grapevine Lake to test "Wade Mode," requiring a fire department water rescue.

Police said the 70-year-old driver was testing out the truck's Wade Mode setting. He ended up spending the night in jail.

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To cross that lake, you need a boat registration, and an actual boat.

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 electric ...

Tesla’s 2025 Cybertruck was recently tested by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, but as its scores ranged from good to poor in the various evaluations, it missed out on earning either of the ...