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Adityaram, a prominent South Indian real estate entrepreneur, has amassed an estimated net worth of Rs 17,000 crore by early 2026. His success stems from strategic land acquisitions, luxury developments, and diversification into entertainment and infrastructure. His opulent Adityaram Royal Palace and ventures like Adityaram Film City highlight his expansive influence and visionary approach.

Elon Musk has hinted at a potential new three-row Tesla vehicle, responding to user discussions about the need for more family-friendly electric options. His comments on X suggest Tesla is considering a larger SUV or a new vehicle category to accommodate families, with one reply stating, "Well, I guess we should solve this."

Thomas Dmytryk, a key architect of Tesla's over-the-air update system and Robotaxi software, has departed after over a decade. Citing family priorities, Dmytryk's exit follows a string of senior departures, raising concerns about institutional knowledge as Tesla pushes its autonomous ambitions. His departure marks the end of a significant era for the company's software development.

Tesla has increased discounts on its cybertruck, offering up to $6,000 off for 2024 models, due to slow demand and growing inventory. Efforts to boost sales include marketing some models as less expensive and homologating for Canada. The price, recalls, and production issues have hindered growth despite outselling competitors in the US.

The Tesla cybertruck is one of the most unique-looking vehicles of modern times.

Elon Musk-owned electric vehicle company Tesla has delayed production of its much-awaited cybertruck, aiming to start in 2023.

Elon Musk-owned electric vehicle company Tesla has reportedly removed the dates about cybertruck production from its website.

The tech billionaire recently made his scepticism known when he responded to a tweet from Tesla Owners Online that opined that the all-electric cybertruck will be “a huge hit”.

Dubai police’s cars are the best of the best, including Bugattis, Lamborghinis and even Ferraris. And now, it seems like Dubai Police is adding Tesla’s cybertruck to its fleet. As per a tweet by the official handle of Dubai Police, cybertruck will be added to its fleet by 2020. For the uninitiated, the most expensive cybertruck costs approximately Rs 55 lakh.

Elon Musk's Tesla cybertruck is in the news for a whole new different matter.

Elon Musk stated that the Tesla cybertruck involved in a suspected terrorist attack outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas will soon be back on the road. The vehicle, which contained the explosion and remained mostly intact, is under FBI investigation to determine if terrorism was involved, potentially linking it to a similar attack in New Orleans.

The cybertruck is the much-awaited EV from Tesla which aims to revolute the electric vehicle segment. Prior to this, Musk also revealed that upcoming cybertruck would feature a rear steering wheel.

Tesla revealed the cybertruck electric pickup truck concept back in late 2019, creating a worldwide buzz for its unique styling which is drastically different from the conventional pickup trucks we're used to seeing.

In a tweet, Elon Musk said, “Friday afternoons are usually Tesla design studio time. cybertruck will be almost exactly what was shown. We’re adding rear wheel steering, so it can do tight turns & maneuver with high agility.”

Tesla CEO Elon Musk linked the explosion of a cybertruck outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas to a similar attack in New Orleans. He suggested these incidents might be acts of terrorism and rented from the same site. The explosion, caused by fireworks or a bomb, killed one person and injured seven.

With its electric power available from get go, the cybertruck takes the lead at the launch itself, and then there's no looking back for the pickup.

A traffic pylon was kept on the street and Musk while getting out of the restaurant in the cybertruck, hit it on his way out.

Once considered a game-changer, Elon Musk's cybertruck is now grappling with a series of setbacks. In Q2 2025, just 5,000 units were delivered, a stark contrast to earlier expectations. Quality control problems, such as recalls for panel detachment, alongside a surge of new competitors, have dampened its sales.

First debuted back in November 2019, the Tesla cybertruck has been in its testing phase ever since, but the EV manufacturer has now announced the production of the first ever unit of the fully-electric pickup truck.

A Tesla cybertruck owner in California tested Elon Musk's claims about water capabilities. The owner activated 'Wade Mode' to cross water. Unfortunately, the cybertruck got stuck, needing help from California Highway Patrol. Musk had suggested it could handle rivers, but the warranty advises caution. This incident shows the importance of understanding a vehicle's limits, despite marketing claims.

The cybertruck that Musk drove around Giga Texas seems to be the same prototype that the company unveiled back in 2019, the report said.

"cybertruck will reach far into a post-apocalyptic future and bring that technology to now," Musk said.

The cybertruck will also offer a high-placed centre armrest with storage space, being an EV the floor area is flat and extra space is provided below the digital display. According to Tesla’s official website, the cybertruck will offer a range of up to 500 miles or 800 km. The flat-bed will also have a payload capacity of up to 1,500 kilograms.

A video circulated on Elon Musk-owned social media platform X (formerly Twitter) showing a Tesla cybertruck cruising down the highway with what looked like bullet marks on the side of the vehicle.

Dubai Police adds futuristic Tesla cybertruck to its luxury patrol fleet, escorting Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

Dubai Police add Tesla cybertruck to fleet for ecological sustainability and new technology, fulfilling 2019 commitment. Elon Musk responds with 'Cool' and sunglasses emoji.

These are not the first images of the cybertruck which have leaked and gone viral in recent times. Earlier in May 2023, interior images of the upcoming electric pick-up were leaked onto an owners community group called cybertrucksowners.com. In the images we could clearly see that the cybertruck will get a minimal and squared off steering wheel unit with multifunction buttons that also integrate the indicator control.

The US Air Force plans to buy two Tesla cybertrucks. These vehicles will be used as targets for missile testing. The Air Force Test Centre needs cybertrucks due to their unique design. The cybertruck's stainless steel exoskeleton is different from other vehicles. The Air Force also requires other vehicles for training. These exercises will support precision-guided munitions programs.

Tesla has launched the cybertruck electric pickup and is developing a mod package that will allow it to navigate water. The package will upgrade the cabin door seals to enable the cybertruck to travel on water. The objective is to cover a distance of approximately 360 metres between SpaceX's Starbase and South Padre Island in Texas. The cybertruck is priced between USD 79,990 and USD 99,990.