The United States Air Force is looking to acquire two Cybertrucks to serve as targets for upcoming precision munitions ...

The US military said the Tesla pickups have been found 'not to receive the normal extent of damage expected upon major impact ...

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

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has touted the Cybertruck as “bulletproof” and “apocalypse-proof,” though an on-stage demonstration ...

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

The Air Force says enemies may use Cybertrucks in the future, so its Test Center needs to add them to its live fire target ...

Our colleagues at The War Zone dug up some intel that the United States Air Force wants to buy a couple of Tesla Cybertrucks ...

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

The Air Force plans to use Cybertrucks as missile targets, preparing for future threats with realistic training scenarios.

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

After disastrous sales and crashing resale values, the cheapest version of Tesla's sci-fi pickup suddenly has a multi-week ...